1. Directions Use these pictures to make a poster. You can work alone or with up to 3 partners in your rotation group. Try to show as much information as you can about photosynthesis, respiration and the cycle of energy, oxygen and carbon dioxide. Requirements: – Terms: oxygen, glucose (sugar), water (H20), sunlight energy, and energy. – Concepts: Photosynthesis vs Respiration: How they work together – Picture: Plant, animal, mitochondria, and chloroplast Make captions to explain what is happening Use the saved power points to refresh your memory.

2. Animals have mitochondria to make energy – Respiration: Process where animals make energy – Mitochondria needs to get sugar and oxygen – Mitochondria produces energy, carbon dioxide, water Plants have chloroplast to make sugar (food)

3. Animals eat food to get sugar for their mitochondria Animals breath oxygen to get oxygen for their mitochondria Mitochondria makes the energy for your cells and body to work Mitochondria also make water and carbon dioxide on the side

4. Chloroplast Chloroplast makes sugar using energy from the sun. Chloroplast needs carbon dioxide and water and sunlight Chloroplast produces sugar and oxygen

9. What is the chemical formula for photosynthesis Sun Energy + Water + Carbon dioxide -> Glucose + Oxygen ATP + H 2 0 + CO 2 -> C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2

15. What is cellular Respiration Cellular Respiration is the process of breaking down and converting sugar and oxygen into energy with carbon dioxide and water as side products. The mitochondria do Cellular respiration Cellular Respiration is a metabolic process (it has to do with breaking down food) Both animals and plants Mitochondria

16. Photosynthesis Mitochondria

17. Mitochondria need chloroplast and chloroplast need mitochondria Sugar and oxygen go to mitochondria Carbon Dioxide and water go to chloroplast Mitochondria makes energy for the cell, carbon dioxide and water using sugar and oxygen Cell Energy goes to the cell Solar Energy goes to the chloroplast Chloroplast makes sugar and oxygen using solar energy, carbon dioxide, and water