Cover the baking sheet with the aluminum foil. Use the spatula to spread the cookie dough into a large circle in the center of the covered baking sheet. Press down the cookie dough so it is an even one half inch thick and smooth on top.
Use the licorice whips to make a thin circle all the way around the outer edge of the circle to represent the cell membrane. Break the jawbreaker in half and place one half in the center of the cookie dough cell with the broken side up; press into the dough to represent the nucleus.
Place the two chocolate bars at random locations in the dough base. Sprinkle one with the sugar; press sugar gently into the top of the candy bar. These represent the smooth and the rough (with sugar) endoplasmic reticulum.
Tear the gummy worms in half; place three to four pieces adjacent to each other in arcs at two locations on the cell. These represent the Golgi bodies. Place four to six different colored Mike 'n' Ike candies throughout the cell to symbolize the mitochrondria.
Press three to four different colored Spree into the dough to represent the vacuoles and the lysosomes. Finish the model by placing three clusters of three to four small candies inside the cell; these are the ribosomes.
Make a key to explain your model. On the large card, write each element of the cell and which candy (or frosting) represents it -- jawbreaker = nucleus and sugared candy bar = rough endoplasmic reticulum, for example. Be sure to include your name on the card.