Get the cardboard and cut it into a rectangular shape. Once done, attach the light-yellow construction paper (the same size as the cardboard) that will act as the cell wall.

To make the cell membrane, add light green paper above it and it should be slightly smaller than the cell wall but has the same shape.

Next, let’s make the central vacuole. Cut it like the shape in the photo and paste it above the light green paper.

Time to add the brain of the cell, the nucleus. Make it using pink and red construction paper just as shown in the final product.

For the Golgi vesicles and Golgi apparatus, you'll need yellow construction paper. Some will be shaped in circles and some in the shape of bananas.

Create an oblong shape with yellow paper and use the marker and outline the outside. Make the mitochondrion using fuzzy wires. Form it into a zigzag shape then use the yellow oblong as its background.

For the chloroplast, use green paper and cut it into thin rectangular figures. Same as step 6, use the yellow paper as a base and outline it using the marker.

The next part to make will be the endoplasmic reticulum. The small fuzzy wires would be cut into small sized and attached to the board around the nucleus.

For the last step, put dots or circles around the plant cell using purple and black markers.