1. December 6, 2011 No homework

2. Open to “How do Plants Change the Air?” Glue in results table

3. Results of “How do Plants Change the Air” lab High CO2 Low CO2 The amount of CO 2 …  increased  was the same  decreased  increased  was the same  decrease What happened to the color?  stayed yellow  turned blue  stayed blue  t urned yellow

4. One person get high CO2 One person get low Co2 Compare with two groups and then record results

5. Results of “How do Plants Change the Air” lab High CO2 Low CO2 The amount of CO 2 …  increased  was the same  decreased  increased  was the same  decrease What happened to the color?  stayed yellow  turned blue  stayed blue  t urned yellow Plants change the air by decreasing the amount of CO2

6. Clean Up 1.Return all elodea to the aquarium 2.Pour fluid in sink 3.Rinse vial 4.Put vial upside down in bins in back- separate caps in separate bin

7. Conclusion Claim: In the light, plants cause the CO 2 level to (increase/decrease) Evidence: (give data from BOTH vials) Reasoning: (explain why this may have happened using your own understanding)

8. “WHAT IS PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

9. 1) Is sunlight matter or energy? How do plants use sunlight in photosynthesis? 2) Plants are made mostly of carbohydrates. What atoms are carbohydrates made of? SUNLIGHT IS ENERGY AND PLANTS USE IT TO MAKE FOOD (STARCH) IN THEIR LEAVES CARBS ARE MADE OF C, H, AND O ATOMS

10. 3) In order for plants to make their own food, they need three ingredients—what are they? PLANTS NEED SUNLIGHT, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND WATER

11. 4) How does CO 2 get into a plant? How does water get into a plant? 5) What part of the plant performs photosynthesis? CO 2 GETS INTO A PLANT THROUGH OPENINGS IN THE LEAF AND WATER GETS IN THROUGH THE ROOTS THE cells of the LEAVES ARE WHERE PHOTOSYNTHESIS TAKES PLACE

12. 6) Other than making glucose, what else is produced by photosynthesis? O 2 IS ALSO PRODUCED BY PHOTOSYNTHESIS—IT IS LEFT OVER

13. 7) What is the formula for photosynthesis? 8) After sugar (glucose) is made in the leaves, what happens to it/where does it go? 6CO 2 + 6H 2 O LIGHT GLUCOSE + 6O 2 THE GLUCOSE TRAVELS TO THE REST OF PLANT SO IT CAN BE USED BY THE CELLS

15. Make an entry:BUILDING BLOCKS FOR PLANTS

16. What we already know: Potatoes contain starch Potatoes grow underground. Only the above ground parts have green leaves. Soil and water aren’t food. Question: where does the starch in the potato come from?

17. To Do Today 1.Get a packet (1 per table) and a chart (1 per person) from the front counter 2.Summarize what is happening in the plant from time 0-5 in your chart. 3.We can do the first one together.

18. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 0

19. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 1

20. Time IntervalObservations Time 0 - Time 1 Time 1 - Time 2 Time 2 - Time 3 Time 3 - Time 4 Time 4 - Time 5

21. Time IntervalObservations Time 0 - Time 1 GLUCOSE IS PRODUCED IN THE LEAVES Time 1 - Time 2 Time 2 - Time 3 Time 3 - Time 4 Time 4 - Time 5

22. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 2

23. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 3

24. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 4

25. LEAF POTATO (tuber) STEM (vascular tissue) ROOT Time 5