Here is a song I wrote based on the information from the web search results. I hope you like it!

Verse 1:
Animal and plant cells are both eukaryotic
They have a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
But they also have some differences that make them unique
Let's learn about them in this song, come on and sing with me!

Chorus:
Animal cells, animal cells
They have no cell wall, they're round and flexible
They get their food by eating other things
They have many small vacuoles for storing and digesting
Animal cells, animal cells
They're amazing and diverse, from humans to jellyfish

Verse 2:
Plant cells, plant cells
They have a cell wall made of cellulose
It gives them shape and strength and protection too
They make their own food by photosynthesis
They have chloroplasts that capture light and turn it into glucose
Plant cells, plant cells
They're green and beautiful, from flowers to seaweed

Bridge:
Both types of cells have a cell membrane that controls what goes in and out
Both types of cells have a cytoplasm that holds everything together
Both types of cells have a nucleus that stores the DNA and directs the cell
Both types of cells have mitochondria that produce energy from breaking down food
Both types of cells have endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus for making proteins
Both types of cells have ribosomes and peroxisomes for synthesizing and metabolizing

Chorus:
Animal cells, animal cells
Plant cells, plant cells
They're both eukaryotic, they're both fantastic
They're both essential for life on this planet!

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If you enjoyed the song, you might want to watch some videos that explain more about animal and plant cells. Here are some links to some YouTube videos that you can check out:

• Cells Cells – Parts of the Cell Rap by Emily Crapnell. This rap was created for a 6th-grade science classroom to teach about the different parts of a cell. With its catchy rhythm and rhymes, students of all learning styles and abilities will be able to learn about cells and their functions while having fun!
• ANIMAL VS PLANT CELLS SONG by Neural Academy. This song covers the similarities and differences between animal and plant cells in a catchy and informative way. It also includes some diagrams and animations to help you visualize the concepts.
• The Cell Song by sciencemusicvideos. This song is a musical review of the cell structure and function for AP Biology students. It covers the main organelles and their roles in a fun and memorable way.

We hope you learned something new and had fun with this article. Remember, animal and plant cells are both amazing and essential for life on this planet!

There is nothing more to add to the article. It is already complete and covers the main points of the topic. If you want to learn more about animal and plant cells, you can do some further research on your own or ask me some questions.