Cellular Respiration & Photosynthesis

Every organism on the planet uses some form of energy.  For many species this is in the form of sugar, made of carbon hydrogen, and oxygen.  But how is this energy created?  Through the process of photosynthesis sugar can be created, by plants, that provides energy for nearly all other organisms   Once consumed this molecule can be broken down to create ATP needed by cells to complete work through Cellular Respiration.  This cycle depends on sunlight to drive photosynthesis but in turn provide energy for life on Earth.

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Cellular Respiration & Photosynthesis Standards

Assignments:

1. Cellular Respiration & Photosynthesis Notes
2. Cellular Respiration Demonstration Activity
3. Root Beer Lab
4. Respiration Exploration Lab
5. Respiration Exploration Data Turn-In
6. Respiration Exploration Class Data
7. Respiration Review Activity
8. Photosynthesis Exploration Lab
9. Photosynthesis Exploration Data Turn-In
   
10. Photosynthesis Exploration Class Data
11. Photosynthesis Vernier Exploration Lab
12. Photosynthesis Vernier Exploration Lab Data Turn-In
13. Photosynthesis Vernier Exploration Lab Class Data
14. Respiration & Photosynthesis Animation Review

Resources

Lab Standards Explained
Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration Quizlet Set

Cellular Respiration

• Cellular Respiration Overview Image
• Glycolysis Sequence Image
• Glycolysis Overall Image
• Glycolysis Rap
• Link Reaction Sequence Image
• Krebs Cycle Sequence Image
• Krebs Cycle Sequence Image 2 (More Detail)
• Electron Transport Chain Sequence Image
• Mitochondria Electron Micograph
• Mitochondria Image
• How Glycolsis Works: McGraw Hill Animation
• How Krebs Cycle Works: McGraw Hill Animation
• How Electron Transport Chain Works: McGraw Hill Animation

Photosynthesis

• Photosynthesis Overview Image
• Chloroplast Electron Micrograph
• Chloroplast Image
• Light Dependent Reaction Image
• Light Independent Reaction Image
• Light Dependent, Electron Transport Chain: McGraw Hill Animation
• Light Independent, Calving Cycle: McGraw Hill Animation
• Chromatography​

Notes & Lectures:

Cellular Respiration Part 1

Cellular Respiration Part 2

Cellular Respiration Part 3

Photosynthesis Part 1

Photosynthesis Part 2

Photosynthesis Part 3