Two years ago, when I was still a sophomore student, I encountered the same lesson in our Basic Biology class so I already have the ideas for this topic.
The Cell...the basic unit of life.
A Cell has three basic parts. The Cell Membrane, The Nucleus and The Cytoplasm.
So the Cell Membrane serves as the barrier of the cell. It also gives shape to the cell. It’s found in the outer part of the cell as you can see in the illustration above.^^^
Next one, the Nucleus. It is the "control center" of the cell. It’s that pinkish "circle" in the illustration. As you can see, there is a smaller "circle" inside the nucleus. That is the Nucleolus where RNA is being synthesized.
Lastly, the Cytoplasm. It is where the organelles or little cells are. The are lots of organelles like the ribosome, mitochotria, Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, centrosomes, centrioles , endoplasmic reticulum and other more which I cannot remember at the moment.
Well, in teaching this particular lesson, it's better if you'll present it with illustrations or even simple drawings, like what our teacher did. :))
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