Final Answer:
1. cytoskeleton — orange
2. mitochondria — rust or red
3. Golgi body — gold
4. cytoplasm — light yellow
5. vacuole — navy
6. ribosome — (dots, no color specified — leave as dots or use any light color if needed)
7. ER — purple
8. nucleolus — dark pink
9. nucleus — light pink
10. lysosome — blue
11. cell membrane — (no color specified — usually left uncolored or outlined; you may choose a light gray or skip coloring)
Note: The worksheet says “use the colors indicated in the box” — that box is at the bottom under “Parts of an animal cell.” Match each part to its listed color there. For parts without a color (like ribosome and cell membrane), you can either leave them uncolored or pick a neutral color like light gray — but since the instructions say “use the colors indicated,” only color what has a color assigned.
So final coloring guide:
- Cytoskeleton → orange
- Mitochondria → rust or red
- Golgi body → gold
- Cytoplasm → light yellow
- Vacuole → navy
- Ribosome → (not colored — just tiny dots)
- ER → purple
- Nucleolus → dark pink
- Nucleus → light pink
- Lysosome → blue
- Cell membrane → (not colored — it’s the outer line)
You’re done when all labeled parts are colored with their matching colors from the list!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of animal cells coloring worksheet.
