Plant cells and animal cells are different in how they're built and what they do.

Structure:

1. Cell Wall:
   Plant cells have a strong outer layer called a cell wall. This wall helps support the plant.
   Animal cells, on the other hand, only have a flexible layer known as a cell membrane.

2. Chloroplasts:
   Plant cells have special parts called chloroplasts. These help plants turn sunlight into food through a process called photosynthesis.
   Animal cells do not have chloroplasts.

3. Vacuoles:
   Plant cells usually have a big storage space called a central vacuole. This helps keep the plant firm and stores nutrients.
   Animal cells have smaller vacuoles.

Function:

• Energy Production:
  Plant cells can make their own food using sunlight, while animal cells get their energy by eating other living things.

These differences are very important for how plants and animals fit into nature!