cell - smallest living part of an organism, plant cells - have chlorplasts to make sugar for energy, organelles - parts of cells with special jobs to do, animal cells - need nutrient from food for energy, cytoplasm - jelly-like fluid that fills a cell, cell membrane - covering that controls what goes in and out of a cell, mitochondria - organelle that makes energy from food, nucleus - organelle that controls the cell; contains DNA, vacuole - stores things to be used later, ribosomes - make proteins, chloroplasts - make sugar in plant cells, protein - a substance our bodies use for growth and repair, heart - organ that pumps blood, blood - delivers nutrients and oxygen to every cell in our body, red blood cells - carry oxygen, white blood cells - fight germs, plasma - liquid part of our blood, platelets - stop bleeding, blood vessels - arteries, veins, and capillaries, arteries - move oxygenated blood away from the heart, veins - move blood back to the heart from the body, capillaries - connect arteries and veins,

Form 3 Cell Structure

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