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Skill 2: Explain how plants capture light energy from the sun and store it in the bonds of glucose. Are they storing or releasing energy? Are they making or breaking down glucose?
If you only know one thing about plants...
If you only know one thing about plants...
remember that they have the superpower of being able to make their own food.
remember that they have the superpower of being able to make their own food.
[Use word decoding to break down the phrases, "energy rich organic molecules" and "chemical energy." These are phrases they like to use on the SOL test.]
[Use word decoding to break down the phrases, "energy rich organic molecules" and "chemical energy." These are phrases they like to use on the SOL test.]
TTFG: Energy rich organic molecules -
TTFG: Energy rich organic molecules -
Chemical energy -
Chemical energy -
[A byproduct is basically a leftover part that cannot make a full product.
[A byproduct is basically a leftover part that cannot make a full product.
Name the reactants, products, and byproducts in the "reaction" above.]
Name the reactants, products, and byproducts in the "reaction" above.]
[Name the three things a plant needs to make its own food. *Hint - they take in the things they need to carry out photosynthesis.]
[Name the three things a plant needs to make its own food. *Hint - they take in the things they need to carry out photosynthesis.]
[Name the main product of photosynthesis. This is the purpose of plants performing the process. Plants also put off a gas that animals need to survive...name the byproduct gas.]
[Name the main product of photosynthesis. This is the purpose of plants performing the process. Plants also put off a gas that animals need to survive...name the byproduct gas.]
Summary:
Summary:
[Explain how plants capture light energy from the sun and store it in the bonds of glucose. Are they storing or releasing energy? Are they making or breaking down glucose?]
[Explain how plants capture light energy from the sun and store it in the bonds of glucose. Are they storing or releasing energy? Are they making or breaking down glucose?]
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