Plant cells have some special parts that you won’t find in animal cells. Let's look at these unique structures:

1. Chloroplasts:

   • These are important because they help the plant make food through a process called photosynthesis.
   • Inside chloroplasts is something called chlorophyll, which is what allows plants to capture sunlight.
   • Usually, a plant cell has about 40 to 50 chloroplasts.

2. Cell Wall:

   • This part gives the plant cell its shape and protection.
   • It is mostly made of a substance called cellulose.
   • About 25% of a plant's dry weight is made up of cellulose.

3. Large Central Vacuole:

   • This is a big storage space in the cell that holds nutrients, waste, and helps keep the cell firm.
   • It can take up to 90% of the space inside a plant cell!

These parts are really important for plant cells. They help plants survive and work properly, setting them apart from animal cells.