DO NOW Date: 2/2 ***Tape new Do Now onto page 20*** Twitter project due Friday Name three organelles...
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DO NOW Date: 2/2 ***Tape new Do Now onto page 20*** Twitter project due Friday Name three organelles that are present in plant cells and not in animal cells. Can you name their functions?
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DO NOWDate:2/2
***Tape new Do Now onto page 20***Twitter project due Friday
Name three organelles that are present in plant cells and not in animal cells.Can you name their functions?
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
OBJECTIVES:-Video on plant physiology-Neighborhood Plant Tour-Make observations of celery
Glossary
• Create a new Plants unit page in your notebook – page 21
• Create a new three page glossary in your notebook (pages 22-24)
• Title it “Plants Glossary”• First entry is…
Phototropism
• the growth response of plant parts to the stimulus of light, producing a bending towards the light source.
Plant Cell Foldable
• Complete the foldable and tape it into your notebook on page 25.
• Use textbook pages 121-129
• Note: cell wall and vacuole have specific places they need to be attached to
Exit ticket
• Pick up at least three pieces of trash from the floor
Neighboorhood Plant Tour• Expectations:
– Stay with the group– Be respectful of neighbors’ property– Be aware of cars!
DO NOWDate:2/4
Q: How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
Do Now:Describe what phototropism is.
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
OBJECTIVES:-Describe and Draw Turgor Pressure-Complete Plant Cell Foldable-Set up Elodea demonstration
Plant Cell Foldable
Enter the definition for Turgor Pressure into your plant cell foldable, then draw an example of high turgor and low turgor:
Turgor Pressure:Pressure exerted by liquid in a plant cell vacuole
that presses the cell membrane against the cell wall. Loss of turgor, resulting from the loss of water from plant cells, causes flowers and leaves to wilt.
Turgor Pressure pg 97
Turgor Pressure
Turgor Pressure: a force exerted outward on a plant cell wall by the water contained in vacuole of the cell.
Cell Wall
Vacuole
Turgor Pressure
• Turgor Pressure In Action
Flaccid Celery SetupPlace a flaccid (wilted) piece of celery in a glass of
food coloring and water overnight.In your notebook, draw the celery ‘before’ water:
Celery Turgor
Before After
Function:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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PLANT CELL
Nucleus Chloroplast
Mitochondria Cytoplasm
Cell Wall and Cell Membrane
Vacuole
Function:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_Function:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Function:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Function:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Function:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Elodea Demonstration
• Blow Carbon Dioxide into Bromothymol Blule to demonstrate the effect of CO2.
• Setup elodea plants in a solution of bromothymol blue to demonstrate how plants utilize carbon dioxide and give off oxygen during photosynthesis.
DO NOWDate:2/5 & 2/6
Q: How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
Describe the Function of each organelle:
Large Vacuole
Chloroplast
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
OBJECTIVES:-Make new observation of celery-Define and draw Xylem-Observe Elodea Plants-Review/Define Photosynthesis formula
Flaccid Celery SetupPlace a flaccid (wilted) piece of celery in a glass of
food coloring and water overnight.In your notebook, draw the celery ‘after’ water:
Celery Turgor
Before After
Observations:_______________________________________________________
Xylem: Water Highways
Define Xylem
Plant Cell
Xylem: a tissue in plants that is used to transport water and nutrients to different parts of the plant.
Turgor Pressure: the internal pressure of a cell created by the presence of water.
High Turgor PressureLow Turgor Pressure
Elodea Lab Part 2
• Fill out your observations for Day 1 and Day 2 on your student sheet.
Reading
• Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
• Define Photosynthesis• Complete the equation for photosynthesis.
DO NOWDate:2/7
Q: How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
Study for your Unit test on Adaptations
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:How do the structures in plants help them to survive and reproduce?
OBJECTIVES:-Take the Unit Test
