DO NOW Date: 2/10 Q: How do plants respond to their environment? What is photosynthesis? What are the steps involved? Be prepared to share out!

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DO NOW Date: 2/10 Q: How do plants respond to their environment? What is photosynthesis? What are the steps involved? Be prepared to share out!

ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do plants respond to their environment? OBJECTIVES: -Dichotomous Key SCA -Grade Test -Secret Life of Plants

Secret Life of Plants

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Xylem

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DO NOW Date: 2/12 & 13 Q: How do plants respond to their environment? What is the purpose of Xylem in a plant?

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