Istituto comprensivo Trento 5
1st grade secondary school “G.Bresadola”
6 mesi in più per Es.ser.ci
Servizio civile 2012/2013
presentano
L’annuario: un anno di noi per fotografare,
Year book: a school year to take photos,
scrivere e imparare ad essere
write and learn how to be
By:
Alessia Degregori
Supervisor:
Mara Buccella
Language help:
Alessandra Leveghi
CELL 1D
The cell is the smallest unit of life…
lysosomes
nucleolus
cytoplasm
nucleus
mitochondrion
Cell membrane
Golgi complex
We decided to turn our class into a cell…
… and we would have been its organelles
Nicole and Cecilia were playing the cell membrane
part. They controlled what went in and out the cell
1D.
I’m taking
all the
sugar
I won’t let
anything in…
Oskar was the sugar, he was allowed to get in
I hoped the
sugar was
better *sigh*
Ahahahahaha!
I’m so fast they
couldn’t see
me!!!
Inside mitochondrion the cell mixed the elements
it got from blood in order to produce the energy it
needs to build proteins.
Don’t dare
pouring that
on my shoes.
I’m trying!
The cell decided to build proteins, though sugar
wasn’t enough to complete the process: the cell
needed some water and energy as well.
… and I’m the
supreme
water keeper!
It seems as
you’re on the
wrong movie.
Finally Sofia and Lucilla used that energy to
make those cute blue proteins.
However the nucleus decided there were
already too many blue proteins around and
ordered to make the green ones.
Our poor lysosomes had to start it over.
Oh, come
on!
Really!?
Following the instructions from the
nucleus, lysosomes started building
green proteins.
It was tiring, so we decided to turn
back being a class. To be a cell
doesn’t work for us.
L’annuario, class 1D, January 2013
Class 1D
wishes you
have learned
something
useful!
Andreanicole
Filippi
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