By; Brock, Kenna, Trenton. Energy From The Sun The plant is absorbing sunlight the, chlorophyll makes the energy. For the plant.

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By; Brock, Kenna, Trenton

Energy From The Sun The plant is absorbing sunlight the, chlorophyll makes the energy. For the plant.

Water Enters The Plant roots Oxygen l Water comes from the clouds the roots soaks up the water and the plant makes it into oxygen and it gives it off.

Carbon Dioxide Enters the Plant Oxygen Carbon dioxide

Making Of Glucose Photosynthesis in plants and a few bacteria is responsible for feeding nearly all life on Earth. It does this by taking energy from the sun and converting it into a storable form, usually glucose, which plants use for their own life processes. Animals that consume plants also make use of this energy, as do those that consume those that consume plants, and so on to the top of the food chain. Chloroplast, structure in the cells of plants and algae where photosynthesis takes place. Chloroplasts are mostly disk- shaped organelles

Animals use oxygen and glucose Oxygen This is a deer eating from a plant so the deer is taking in glucose. This is a deer passing carbon dioxide and taking in oxygen.

Animals Release Carbon Dioxide Carbon dioxide Evaporating water.

Work Cited Slide:2 picture of sun and plant September 2007http:// September 2007Slide:3 trees ml Slide:4 Cartoon September glucose September Slide:6 Pictures of deer September 2007 Slide:7 clip art picture of a tiger September 2007