Lesson 4

Are any parts that make up food molecules coming into the plant from above the surface?

Lesson Objectives...

Engage in argument from evidence by comparing and critiquing claims that plants take in (input) water through their roots and give off (output) water through their leaves.
Analyze and interpret data and graphs to identify patterns to show that plants are taking in (inputs) carbon dioxide and releasing water and oxygen (outputs).

Lesson 4 - Science Notebook - Matter Cycling & Photosynthesis Unit

MC - Lesson 4 - Slides

Slide Presentation for Lesson 4...

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MC - Lesson 4 - Assessment - Comparing and Critiquing

MC - Lesson 4 - Reference - Another Plant Experiment

MC - Lesson 4 - Handout - Data from Leaves

Carbon dioxide enters plants through the leaves.
Since carbon dioxide is the only input containing carbon, it is the source of carbon in food molecules.
Plants also release (output) water and oxygen from their leaves.

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