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Ribosomes: Krusty Curriculum

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Ribosomes
The ribosome is like SpongeBob because he makes krabby patties for the Krusty Crab, just like the ribosomes makes proteins for the cell.

Chromatin
Chromatin is like Google because Google has information we need to look stuff up. While the chromatin stores information about DNA and holds the information the nucleus needs.

Lysosome
The lysosome is like a mushroom, the mushroom breaks down dead plants, animals, and waste. While lysosomes digest dead organelles and waste.

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
The smooth er is like an empty hallway. The hallway transports people around the school, but it doesn’t have any students roaming around it. Just like the smooth er doesn’t have any ribosomes in it.

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