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Cellular Respiration I will be able to list the reactants and products of aerobic respiration. I will be able to explain why aerobic respiration is more.

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1 Cellular Respiration I will be able to list the reactants and products of aerobic respiration. I will be able to explain why aerobic respiration is more efficient than anaerobic respiration.

2 ` Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration What do you See?

3 ` Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration What do you think?

4 ` Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration What do you wonder?

5 Aerobic Respiration Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

6 Glucose Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration C 6 H 12 O 6

7 Oxygen O 2 Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

8 Carbon Dioxide CO 2 Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

9 H2OH2O

10 ATP

11 Step 1- Glycolysis Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration 1 Glucose 2 pyruvate ATP Happens in Cytoplasm

12 Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

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14 Where does Glycolysis Occur? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

15 What types of Organisms do glycolysis? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

16 Step 2- Citric Acid Cycle Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration 2 Pyruvate CO 2 High Energy Molecules

17 Citric Acid Cycle Occurs inside Mitochondrion

18 Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

19 What is the waste product from the Citric Acid Cycle? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

20 Why don’t bacteria do the Citric Acid Cycle? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

21 Oxidative Phosphorylation Step 3 Mitochondria Build ATP Only if O 2 present

22 Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

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25 What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

26 Why do Aerobic respiration? Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

27 Write Summary and Questions Students know the chemical quation for cellular Respiration

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