Spot the Organelle by Structure

Cells are full of tiny parts called organelles, each with its own shape and job. Learning to recognize them by structure makes it easier to understand how cells work.

    •    Nucleus → round “control center” in the middle.

    •    Mitochondria → bean-shaped, makes energy.

    •    Ribosomes → tiny dots, build proteins.

    •    Golgi Apparatus → stacked “pancakes,” package and ship materials.

    •    Chloroplasts (plants) → oval and green, capture sunlight.

Try this fun Identify the Organelle Game (https://wordwall.net/resource/4065157/science/cell) to practice matching structures to names.

👉 Parent tip: Ask your child to explain how they recognized each organelle—talking it out helps memory stick!

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