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Monday November 3, 2014
Warm Up-
Write the equation for photosynthesis.
Objective
Students will be able to identify the reactants and products of cellular respiration
Cellular Respiration
Read Pages 49- top of 52---- stop at Fermentation
Cellular Respiration
What is it? The process by which cells obtain energy from
glucose Cells break down simple food molecules and
release the energy they contain Cells of ALL living things do respiration
Where does it take place? Stage 1- in the cytoplasm Stage 2- in the mitochondria
Stage 1
Takes place in the cytoplasm
Glucose molecules are broken down into smaller molecules
Small amount of energy is released
Stage 2
Takes place in the mitochondria
Small molecules are broken down into even smaller molecules
Chemical reaction requires oxygen
Large amount of energy is released
Carbon dioxide and water are produced
Cellular Respiration Equation
Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy
Cellular Respiration
Using your notes, try to fill out the graphic organizer
Wrap Up
Where does cellular respiration take place?
What are the reactants of cellular respiration?
What are the products of cellular respiration?
How are cellular respiration and photosynthesis connected?
STEM Field Trip Application
November 14 8-1
MIT Lab- finding life on Mars
Application due November 7
Homework
Respiration Reading and Questions
No School Tomorrow
X Period
Page 53 Section 2 Assessment
1a.- d.
Wednesday November 5, 2014
Warm Up-
Write the chemical equation for cellular respiration. What types of cells use cellular respiration?
Objective
Students will be able to define cellular respiration.
New Seats
Go Over Homework
1. Cells break down simple food molecules and release the energy they contain
2. An energy releasing process that does not require oxygen
3. Cells break down carbohydrates from food to release energy
4. False
5. Raw Materials= Sugar, Oxygen; Products= Carbon Dioxide, Water, energy
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. C
10.A
Cellular Respiration
What is it? The process by which cells obtain energy from
glucose Cells break down simple food molecules and
release the energy they contain Cells of ALL living things do respiration
Where does it take place? Stage 1- in the cytoplasm Stage 2- in the mitochondria
Cellular Respiration Equation
Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy
Cellular Respiration Vocab Matching
Cut out the words and definitions
Match the vocab word with the definition
When they are correct, glue them into your notebook. Label the page, “Cellular respiration Vocabulary”
Write the chemical equation for cellular respiration
Draw a picture of Figure 8 from page 52 in your textbook
Wrap Up
What is cellular respiration?
Homework
Draw/ create a picture to help represent cellular respiration
In your notebooks
Thursday November 6, 2014
Warm Up-
What are the reactants for cellular respiration?
What are the products for cellular respiration?
Objective
Students will be able to demonstrate their understanding of cellular respiration
Go Over Homework
Share your picture with the people in your group
Cellular Respiration Vocab Matching Finish
Cut out the words and definitions
Match the vocab word with the definition
When they are correct, glue them into your notebook. Label the page, “Cellular respiration Vocabulary”
Write the chemical equation for cellular respiration
Draw a picture of Figure 8 from page 52 in your textbook
Cellular Respiration Vocab- Go Over
1. Cell Respiration- K
2. Cell- I
3. Mitochondria- E
4. Reactant- N
5. Product- A
6. Oxygen- C
7. Element- M
8. Sugar- B
9. Water- H
10.Carbon dioxide- L
11.Energy- J
12.Organism- F
13.Molecule- D
14.Atom- G
Cellular respiration Learning Check
Homework
Respiration Questions--- use Monday nights homework or textbook
H Period
Working quietly on schoolwork
See a teacher if needed
Get yourself organized
Ask for help if you need it!!
Friday November 7, 2014
Warm Up-
In your notebooks, compare and contrast cell respiration and photosynthesis
Use a H chart or a Venn Diagram
Photosynthesis Similarities Cell respiration
• Used in plant cells
• Makes glucose• In chloroplasts• Reactants=
water, carbon dioxide
• Products= glucose, oxygen
• Uses sunlight• Autotrophs
use
• Chemical reactions
• Occurs in cells• Makes a cycle• Necessary for
all living things
• Use same elements
• Used by all living things
• Breaks glucose apart
• Takes place in cytoplasm and mitochondria
• Reactants= oxygen and glucose
• Products= water, carbon dioxide, energy
• Releases energy
Objective
Students will be able to create an experiment to show respiration
Go Over Homework
11. Plants produce oxygen. Organism use oxygen. Organisms produce carbon dioxide. Plants use carbon dioxide.
12. An energy releasing process that does not require oxygen
13. False
14. A. alcoholic fermentation occurs in yeast B. lactic acid fermentation occurs in muscle cells in the body
15. glucose
16. Oxygen
17. Carbon dioxide
18. Water
19. Energy
20. In the cytoplasm
21. In the mitochondria
22. Fermentation does not require oxygen, while respiration does.it produces less energy than respiration
23. Alcoholic fermentation
24. Lactic-acid fermentation
25. Respiration
26. Fermentation
Go Over Learning Check
How do we get glucose?
Breathing respiration vs. cellular respiration
Exhaling Carbon Dioxide Lab
Read over Lab
On back of Exhaling Carbon Dioxide sheet, answer the question, “why are we doing this lab?”
Fill out Lab Sheet with Testable question Hypothesis Independent variable Dependent variable Constants (must be specific) Control group Experimental groups( at least 2)
