1. On Target? Do this on your Warm Up worksheet! PLEASE put today’s date (4/1/16) in the Friday box of your warm up! What is the Law of Conservation of Matter? Give an example.

2. Warm up! What is the Law of Conservation of Matter? Give an example. Matter cannot be created or destroyed, can only change forms. Objective: I can explain how the processes of photosynthesis and respiration are related.

3. For today 1.Warmup 2.Misconceptions! 3.Photosynthesis 4.Cellular Respiration 5.Exit Slip Objective: I can explain how the process of photosynthesis and cellular respiration are related.

4. MISCONCEPTIONS! Answer in notebook (you will be sharing these shortly so you need to not be a lazy-bones) 1.Where do plants get the carbon to make sugar (glucose)? 2.How do animals (like humans) get their Carbon? 3.What are the options for CO2 in the ocean to do? 4.Do fish absorb carbon from their environment? 5.Does CO2 evaporate, condense, and precipitate?

5. Find your twin! When I say, find someone that shares a certain trait with you. When you find them, discuss the answer for the question we’re on and if they contribute a different idea, jot it down quickly. – So you’ll need notebook and writing utensil

6. Where do plants get the carbon to make sugar (glucose)? Atmosphere (CO 2 ) NOT from soil Photosynthesis The soil provides other things like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

7. How do animals (like humans) get their Carbon? Food-not just by magical absorption!

8. What are the options for CO2 in the ocean to do? – React with water to make carbonic acid – Taken in by an ocean plant – Outgassing/exosolution (eventually)

9. Do fish absorb carbon from their environment? NO they eat food just like all animals to get their carbon. Stuff in the ocean works just like on land, plants take in CO2 and put out O2, Animals use O2 and eat to get Carbon and put out CO2

10. Does CO2 evaporate, condense, and precipitate? NO: but it can combine with water droplets What happens when CO2 goes into a water droplet?

11. Where do trees get most of their mass? a)What process is associated with this? b)What is the reverse of the process above called? Discuss your predictions with your table group. Share out