Holiday House Cells

1. Nucleus: Family Room (decorated in holiday colors) :

2. Nucleolus: Radio (playing holiday music ; found in the family room) :

3. DNA, Chromatin, or Chromosomes: Book of Holiday Stories (found in the family room) :

4. Nuclear Membrane: Family Room Walls (decorated colors (with lots of openings (pores))) :

5. Cell Wall: House’s Outside Wall or/a Fence (decorated for the holidays) :

6. Cell Membrane: House’s Inner-Wall Circumference (i.e. holiday paint or wrapping paper on the walls) :

7. Cytoplasm: Floor (i.e. holiday colored paint, wrapping paper, or snow) :

8. Floating Ribosomes: Snow Flakes :

9. Attached Ribosomes: Snow Flakes Attached to Large Ribbons :

10. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum: Ribbons with Snow Flakes Attached (ribbons coming off family room) :

11. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum: Ribbons without Snow Flakes (ribbons coming from family room) :

12. Golgi Bodies (Apparatus): Presents (near the ends of the large ribbons) :

13. Mitochondria: Fireplace or Stove :

14. Leucoplast(s): White Decorated Cookies (i.e. hand-crafted (not real thing)) :

15. Chromoplast(s): Red, Yellow, Blue, and/or Purple Decorated Cookies (i.e. hand-crafted (not real thing)) :

16. Chloroplast(s): Green Decorated Cookies (i.e. hand-crafted (not real thing)) :

17. Vacuole: Bowl of Make-Believe Punch :

18. Lysosome(s): Artificial Snowman :

19. Microtubules/Microfilaments: Garland or Fake Candy :

20. Cytoskeleton: Cotton Strung Out Like Snow :