Cells - Animal cell vs Plant Cell.pptx

Animal cell vs Plant Cell

1. Animal Cells vs. Plant Cells: Exploring the Basic Differences

2. Intro Hey everyone! Today, we're going on a journey to the microscopic world to discover the amazing building blocks of all living things: CELLS

3. What are cells? Cells are the basic units of life. They are like tiny factories that work together to keep living things alive. Just like there are different types of buildings, there are also different types of cells. Today, we'll be focusing on two main types: animal cells and plant cells.

4. Animal Cells Mitochondria : Ribosomes : Golgi apparatus :  Animal cells are found in all animals, including humans. They are responsible for various functions like growth, repair, and movement. Let's take a closer look inside an animal cell: Cell membrane :  Cytoplasm :  Nucleus : 

5. Plant Cells Cell wall : This is a rigid outer layer made of cellulose that gives the plant cell its shape and support. Think of it as the cell's armor. Chloroplasts : These are green organelles that contain chlorophyll, the pigment that allows plants to capture sunlight and make their own food. Imagine them as the cell's tiny kitchens. Vacuole : This is a large, fluid-filled sac that stores water and other nutrients. Picture it as the cell's water tank. Plant cells are found in all plants, from towering trees to tiny flowers. They are similar to animal cells but have some unique features that help them thrive in the plant world. Let's see what makes them special:

6. Differences between Animal and Plant Cells

7. Differences between Animal and Plant Cells

8. Conclusion As you can see, cells are fascinating and complex structures. Understanding their basic parts and functions can help us appreciate the intricate world of living things. So next time you take a bite of food or admire a flower, remember that it's all thanks to the incredible work of tiny cells! To solidify your understanding, try labeling the parts of an animal cell and plant cell using online diagrams or printable worksheets. You can also draw and color your own cells to get creative!