Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

Matter and Energy in Living Systems

By Ashley Zazueta

Multiple Select

Which two type of Eukaryotic cells did we learn about?

• Prokaryotic

• Plant

• Animal

• Bacteria

Fill in the Blank

Chloroplast is seen in _______ cells?

Multiple Choice

Which organelle is attached to the Nucleus?

• Large Vacuole

• Rough ER

• Mitochondria

• Ribosomes

Multiple Choice

Which cell has both a cell wall and cell membrane?

• Prokaryotic

• Animal

• Bacteria

• Plant

Fill in the Blank

Although Mitochondria gives cells energy, plant cells have an extra energy source through Chloroplast which helps the process of _____ ?

Objective

​Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

I can show my understanding of how energy flows through living things in the process of Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration by taking notes and completing activity sheet.

Multiple Choice

Our objective today is to .....?

• Answer

• Explain

• Show my understanding

• Create

A chemical process that enables organisms to convert food into energy.
Plants take glucose (sugar), and cellular respiration turns it into ATP (form of energy)

Cellular Respiration

Trees and other plants make food by photosynthesis. Green plants use their leaves to collect the sunlight and carbon dioxide from the air. They combined this with water taken in by the plant’s roots. The result is sugar. This sugar gives the plant the energy it needs to grow. During photosynthesis plants release oxygen into the air for us to breathe.

​Photosynthesis

Quick Vocab-Explanation

Multiple Choice

Carbon dioxide combined with sugar creates the process of Photosynthesis.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

During photosynthesis plants release oxygen into the air for us to breathe.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

Cellular respiration turns glucose into ATP (form of energy).

• TRUE

• FALSE

Sequoia Trees

These trees obtain energy through the process of photosynthesis. During photosynthesis, light energy, radiant energy, is converted to stored energy by converting water and carbon dioxide into glucose. Carbon dioxide is obtained from the surrounding air, and water is obtained using their root system. When the trees are ready to use this energy, they complete cellular respiration. During cellular respiration, glucose is converted to a usable form of energy known as ATP. To do this, these plants use the glucose from photosynthesis and oxygen from the air.

Open Ended

How do giant sequoia trees acquire the energy they need to grow so large?

Think, Pair, Share

Think of these questions:

1. Do trees need energy in order to grow? If so, where does that energy come from?

1. Do all living things obtain the matter and energy they need to live and grow in the same way?

   
   

Let's show our understanding!