Photosynthesis
Engineering Task Data Form
Mindful Minute
What are you grateful for?
Day without an incident:
Homework
End of unit assessment on Tuesday next week. This will be a modeling assessment. It is open notebook.
How can photosynthesis solve environmental crisis?
Show and explain how plants take extra carbon dioxide (matter) out of the atmosphere.
Show and explain how energy moves through the system.
Return readings & review
Water plants - Record
Water your plants, if needed.
Record in your “Method” section.
If using fertilizer,
Engineering Task - Data Collection Form
Materials: Computers, resource sheets
Task: Each member of your group will be collecting data on how much carbon they sequestered. As a group, come up with what things each group member will collect.
Things to think about:
Brainstorming: Data Form
Look at the passport form.
What are some structural tools that are on the form? Which are relevant to your data form?
Form tools | Content |
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Stronger Clearer: �How can photosynthesis solve environmental crisis?
�Explain how plants take extra carbon dioxide (matter) out of the atmosphere.�Explain how energy moves through the system.
Photosynthesis & Respiration - P. 31
Look at the diagram silently on �p. 31.
What is photosynthesis?�What is respiration?�How are they the same? different?
Transition Improv: Photosynthesis & Respiration
(Teachers: watch min. 17-30)
Transitions
However,
On the other hand,
Then again,
But
Similar-Different
- Glucose made
- Light required
- CO2 take in
- Oxygen released
- Needs water
- Takes place in chloroplast
- Takes place in autrotrophs
Photosynthesis
Respiration
- Glucose broken down
- Light not required
- CO2 released
- Oxygen taken in
- Takes place in mitochondria
- Takes place in all organisms
Both: �- Take place in plants
- necessary for life
Transition Improv: Photosynthesis & Respiration
(Teachers: watch min. 17-30)
Transitions
However,
On the other hand,
Then again,
But
Similar-Different
Transition Improv: Photosynthesis & Respiration*
Transitions
However,
On the other hand,
Then again,
But
Similar-Different