Photosynthesis

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Photosynthesis

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mario tarache cabarte

Colombia

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PhotosynthesisVersion en ligne Photosynthesis par mario tarache cabarte 1 Introduction Let's look at everything related to photosynthesis, its explanation, and fundamental characteristics using a CLIL approach. We'll start with a question and key concepts. 2 Where does it occur? Photosynthesis happens in leaves. Plant leaves carry out this process under daylight. 3 Step 1: sunlight Sunlight is the energy that enters. The leaves capture it with chlorophyll, which gives them their green color. 4 Step 2: Water Water comes from the roots and rises through the plant to fuel the chemical reactions. 5 Step 3: CO2 CO2 from the air enters through the leaves and is used in food production. 6 Chlorophyll and energy Chlorophyll makes it green and captures light, facilitating the conversion of energy into sugars. 7 Glucose La glucosa es el azúcar que la planta fabrica para crecer y almacenar energía. 8 Oxygen As a byproduct, oxygen is released into the atmosphere through the leaves. 9 Class dynamics We use cards with keywords: sunlight, glucose, oxygen, roots, leaves to activate prior knowledge. 10 Activation Question: What do plants need to make food? Answer with first… then… finally to describe the process. For example: *First*, plants absorb water and carbon dioxide with the help of sunlight captured by chlorophyll; *then*, they transform these elements into energy through chemical reactions that release oxygen; *finally*, they produce glucose as their main food.

PhotosynthesisVersion en ligne

Photosynthesis

Introduction

Let's look at everything related to photosynthesis, its explanation, and fundamental characteristics using a CLIL approach. We'll start with a question and key concepts.

Where does it occur?

Photosynthesis happens in leaves. Plant leaves carry out this process under daylight.

Step 1: sunlight

Sunlight is the energy that enters. The leaves capture it with chlorophyll, which gives them their green color.

Step 2: Water

Water comes from the roots and rises through the plant to fuel the chemical reactions.

Step 3: CO2

CO2 from the air enters through the leaves and is used in food production.

Chlorophyll and energy

Chlorophyll makes it green and captures light, facilitating the conversion of energy into sugars.

Glucose

La glucosa es el azúcar que la planta fabrica para crecer y almacenar energía.

Oxygen

As a byproduct, oxygen is released into the atmosphere through the leaves.

Class dynamics

We use cards with keywords: sunlight, glucose, oxygen, roots, leaves to activate prior knowledge.

Activation

Question: What do plants need to make food?

Answer with first… then… finally to describe the process.

For example: First, plants absorb water and carbon dioxide with the help of sunlight captured by chlorophyll; then, they transform these elements into energy through chemical reactions that release oxygen; finally, they produce glucose as their main food.

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PhotosynthesisVersion en ligne

par mario tarache cabarte

Introduction

Where does it occur?

Step 1: sunlight

Step 2: Water

Step 3: CO2

Chlorophyll and energy

Glucose

Oxygen

Class dynamics

Activation

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