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3 things i know about photosynthesis

the opposite of cellular respiration

autotroph uses photosynthesis to gain energy

sunlight is a reactant

2 things i learned about photosynthesis

photosynthesis reactants are carbon dioxide and water

it produces glucose and oxygen

I wonder how

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3 things I already knew cells are the basic building blocks of life

2 the difference between dna and RNA

1 cells have DNA

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February 5, 2025

Three Things I know about photosynthesis

1. Plants and autotrophs use photosynthesis to gain energy.

2. Sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water are important reactants.

3. Chloroplasts and Chlorophyll are important as well.

Two Things I learned

1. Glucose is a main product, while oxygen is a waste product

2. "Stroma" is the liquid inside chloroplasts

One thing I wonder

1. How does photosynthesis work for plants that prefer to be in the shade or strive during the winter?

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3 things I already knew about photosynthesis:

1) It comes from plants and turns light energy into chemical energy

2) Use sunlight to produce glucose

3) Photosynthesis is the opposite of cellular respiration

2 things I learned:

1) The reactants and products of photosynthesis and how the equation is

2) The equation of photosynthesis broken down into detail

1 thing I wonder:

1) How did photosynthesis come to be found?

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I learned that cellular respiration is the opposite of photosynthesis

another thing I learned Is that the energy from ATP is released when bonds that hold the phosphate groups together are broken

I also learned that it produces and oxygen is byproduct

I wonder who discovered cellular respiration

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3 things I already know:

1. I knew they turned the solar energy into food

2. I knew that plants were autotrophs

3. I knew that autotrophs make their own food

2 things I learned:

1. The energy they make is glucose

2. The chlorophyll is what gives plants a green pigmentation

1 thing I wondered:

1. what about chlorophyll that gives that green color?

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Photosynthesis:

Plants go through to get energy from the sun

chlorophyll gives a green color

chloroplasts are found in the cells

Learned

photosynthesis products is the reactants of cellular respiration

chemical energy from chlorophyll

Wonder

When was photosynthesis founded?

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I know that Sun, and carbon dioxide are used for photosynthesis, plants give out oxygen, and plants + bacteria are the main users of photosynthesis.

2. -I learned about active and passive transport within cell membranes

Chloroplasts are used for glucose production

3. I wonder about how plants use cellular respiration.

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3 Things I knew about Photosynthesis is it involves plants and it contains carbon dioxide, water, oxygen and sugar. 2 things I learned products of photosynthesis and the equation for it. I wonder about how photosynthesis really started.

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NR

there are two types of respiration, chlorophyll is the pigment used in photosynthesis, the products of photosynthesis, and the chemical equations ,the mitochondria is the production site of glucose, distillation is not a form of anaerobic respiration, I wonder how the process of photosynthesis had even began you know like the chicken and the egg

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1. That plants and autotrophs are the only organisms that use photosynthesis.

2. It produces glucose and oxygen is a byproduct

3. opposite of cellular respiration

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I knew it was a process with plants, the opposite of cellular respiration, and chlorophyll made the plants look green.

I learned the products and reactants of photosynthesis and the chemical equation.

I wonder who was the first person to find out about photosynthesis.

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i knew that photosythisis produced glucose

i also knew that hetotrophs can not make there own food

i also knew that both the cellular respiration is done by humans

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3 Things I Already Knew:

Cells are the basic building blocks of life.

Cells have a membrane that separates them from their environment.

Molecules move around within and between cells.

2 New Things I Learned:

Active transport requires energy to move molecules against their concentration gradient.

The sodium-potassium pump is an example of primary active transport.

1 Thing I Wondered About:

How do cells regulate the amount of energy used for active transport? I wonder about this because it seems like active transport could be very energy-consuming, and cells need to be efficient in how they use their resources.

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3 Things I Already Knew:

Cells are the basic building blocks of life.

Cells have a membrane that separates them from their environment.

Molecules move around within and between cells.

2 New Things I Learned:

Active transport requires energy to move molecules against their concentration gradient.

The sodium-potassium pump is an example of primary active transport.

1 Thing I Wondered About:

How do cells regulate the amount of energy used for active transport? I wonder about this because it seems like active transport could be very energy-consuming, and cells need to be efficient in how they use their resources.

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I learned that cellular respiration and photosynthesis are opposites. I already knew they were alike but not that they were opposites.

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One interesting thing about cellular respiration is that it produces ATP, which is the primary energy currency of the cell.

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It's the opposite of photosynthesis

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cellular respiration is the opposite of photosynthesis

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The reactants of photosynthesis are the products of cellular respiration and the products of photosynthesis are the reactants of cellular respiration.

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Cellular Respiration is crucial to survival for alomst all living organisms.

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CELLULAR RESPIRATION

One fact I found interesting is cellular respiration is opposite to photosynthesis. I knew they were similar, but didn't know they were opposite with their reactants and products!

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I learned that cellular respiration is the opposite of photosynthesis. Plants use photosynthesis while animals and humans utilize cellular respiration to break down glucose in order to make energy (ATP).

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I learned that cellular respiration and photosynthesis are different and are like the opposite of each other.

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NR

one thing I found cool is that is a constant loop by being the exact opposite of photosynthesis.

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One thing I found interesting on the cellular respiration slide show was that energy from ATP is released when bonds that hold the phosphate groups together are broken.

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One thing I found interesting is how cellular respiration is the opposite of photosynthesis

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Cellular respiration releases much of the energy in food to make ATP.

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When cells break down molecules, some of the energy is released into the atmosphere as heat.

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The products of cellular respiration are the reactants of photosynthesis and the products of photosynthesis and the reactants of cellular respiration.

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1.eukaryotes have a nucleus

2.nucleus is brain of the cell

3.cells have dna

1.nucleus directs cell activity

2.animals are eukaryotic

1.I wonder how different cells adapt to different environments and i wonder that because I like how they work behind the scenes to work smoothly.

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3 Things I already knew about is that the cell membrane acts as a selective barrier , molecules sometimes need help to get through the cell membrane, and passive transports characteristic is hydrophobic.

2 things I learned is active transport goes molecules to the protein then the membrane and osmosis deals with the movement of water.

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1. eukaryotes has a nucleus

2. cells has different shapes

3. eukaryotes cells are mainly in living organisms

prokaryotes are unicellular

eukaryotes are circular shaped

wondered know how they found them

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Active transport requires energy to move concentration through partially permeable phospholipids.

Passive transport uses solutes to pass through membranes. This requires no energy.

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1.active energy transport

2.both eukaryotic cells and prokarytotes

cells contain DNA

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1. I knew that the nucleus was kind of like a control system of a cell.

2. The difference between DNA and RNA.

3. What makes a eukaryote cell and a Prokaryote cell different.

2 things that I learned

1. Prokaryote cells and eukaryote cells differ in size.

2. Organelles are actually membrane bound.

One thing that I wonder is why some cells took longer to appear for example, Eukaryote cells.

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Passive transport - passes through the membrane. Can be simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion.

Active transport - has to pass through a protein. Not diffusion because it requires energy and moves solutes against their concentration gradient.

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NR

Active transport is the use of energy to pass a molecule through a protein to cross the membrane..Passive transport is the diffusion of solutes across the membrane.

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Active Transport:

Active transport requires energy to work. It is a type of molecular movement within a cell's membrane. It uses proteins and ATP to energize.

Passive Transport:

Passive transport is also molecular movement within the cell, however, it does not require energy. Two types include simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion.

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There are 3 different types of active transport membrane pumps, endocytosis, and exocytosis

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Active transport requires energy, and it transports through a membrane.

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1. Active transport requires energy

2. Diffusion is a type of cellular movement

3. Passive transport is the diffusion of solutes across a membrane

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Active transport requires energy to move substances against a concentration

Passive transport does not require energy as substances move along

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1. eukaryotes has a nucleus

2. the prokaryotes looks fuzzy

3. prokaryotic cells were here first

2 things I learned

1. prokaryotes are smaller in size when compared to eukaryotes

2. eukaryotic cells appeared approximately one billion years ago

If prokaryotes appeared before how are eukaryotes more advanced than prokaryotes?

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1. I knew that the mitochondria was the powerhouse of the cell.

2. that the nucleus was the control center

3. the difference between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes.

I Learned that Bacteria and Archabacteria are prokaryotes

2. That Eukaryotes are "Multicellular"

I wondered about..

How did eukaryotic cells evolve from prokaryotic ancestors?

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3 things i knew:

the cells have different shapes

the eukaryotic cells have a nucleus

the cells have different functions

2 things i’ve learned :

the cells starting existing at different time periods.

the end of a prokaryotic cell is called a flagellum

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3 Things I knew:

1. Both organelles are used in different things and have different functions.

2. Eukaryotic cells are mainly found in living organisms.

3. Eukaryotes are more complex

2 Things I've learned:

1. Prokaryotes are unicellular while Eukaryotes are multi-cellular.

2. Organelles are membrane-bound.

1 Thing I wonder:

1. Why were prokaryotes the first to be discovered but eukaryotes are more commonly found in organisms?

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3 things I knew: prokaryotes are simple celled

not every cell has a nucleus

prokaryotes have flagellums

2 things I've learned:

Prokaryotes were here before eukaryotes

Eukaryotes are more advanced

1 thing I wondered: Why do prokaryotes have flagellums

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3 things that I knew was:

1. I knew what was the function of the cell membrane.

2. I knew where the nucleus was and what It was

3. I knew that they had DNA

2 things that I learn:

1. I learn the differences between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic.

2. I learned that Eukaryotic appeared almost a billion years ago.

1 one thing that I wonder

1. how do these cells work together?

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I already knew the different organelles, the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, and that there were some similarities between them.

I learned that prokaryotes are much older than eukaryotes, and that neither of them have been discovered on Mars.

I wondered how do Christians still believe their story that the Earth is like, 2000 years old when there's literal proof that it's older than that...

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NR

3 things I knew were:

Functions of organelles,

different cell names,

we have eukaryotic cells

2 new thing I learned are:

prokaryotes are unicellular and do not have a nucleus

1 thing I wonder about is how were the prokaryotes formed?

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3 things I know:

Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic both have cells membrane.

they both contain DNA

prokaryotic cells are older

2 New Things I’ve Learned

how prokaryotic cells look

prokaryotic are unicellular

I wonder

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I knew

1. I know both have different roles/functions

2. Eukaryotic cells are larger then Prokaryotic

3. and that the mitochondria controls everything or its in the middle

I learned

How Eukaryotic cells are more advanced, and how both of them look

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3 Things I knew:

I knew that Eukaryotics were circular shaped.

I knew that Prokaryotics have a tail.

I knew that organelles are cell membrane-bound.

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1

I knew they are the simplest cell, prokaryotic cells were first, and not every cell has a nucleus.

2

I learned eukaryotic cells are more advanced and how prokaryotic cells look like.

3

I want to know how they found them.

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3 things I know

Nucleus

cell membrane

not every cell has a nuclues

2 things I learned

Eurarytoic cells are more advanced but took a long time to come along

Both have a cell membrane

1 thing I want to know

Who found the first Eukaryotic

KM

B4

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CR

3 Things I Knew was:

Functions of the Nucleus

Cell Membrane

and Mitochondria

2 New Things I've Learned

How Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells look

I wondered why prokaryotic cells have string looking things on the end

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Kevin Dunn

3 things I know:

prokaryotic are the simplest cell

not every cell has a nucleus

prokaryotic cells were here first

2 things I learned:

eukaryotic cells are more advanced

prokaryotic are unicellular

1 thing I wondered

what took eukaryotic cells so long to be founded

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three thing that I already knew was

1.i knew that mitochondria was there control center

2. I knew that cytoplasm was like the jelly filling inside the cells and I knew it surrounded all the internal structure

3. I knew that both had different functions

and one thing I wonder is how many one have a nucleus and the other not

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I already knew -

1. Both eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells have ribosomes

2. Both eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells contain DNA

3. Eukaryotes can be both unicellular or multicellular

Learned -

1. I learned bactiria is an example of prokaryotic cells

2. Prokaryotic cells can be killed by antibodies

Wondered -

1. How do we know when prokaryotes and eukaryotes became a thing?

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Prokaryotic cells are older

Eukaryotic cells are larger

They both have cell membranes

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Simple cell

Complex structure

Prokaryotes

Learned nothing new

Why is there so much to one cell

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KB (Block 2 Biology)

3 Things I knew

I knew there were 2 different types of cells

I knew Mitochondria was important

I knew that eukaryotic cells were more complex

2 Things I learned

The cells have been around for a long time

Only 1 has a nucleus

1 Thing I Wondered

Why are cells the way they are?

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CA (2nd Block- Biology)

3 Things I know

Eukaryotes

Prokaryotes

Mitochondria

2 Things I learned

Prokaryotes were here before eukaryotes

Prokaryotes are smaller

Eukaryotes are more advanced

1 Thing I wondered

Why are most of the things in this world made out of Eukaryotes?

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Mr. Watson

GREAT JOB TODAY 2ND PERIOD!!!

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kw- 3 things I knew was that cells were the first living thing, and they have DNA, and that they are 1 billion+ years old 2 things I learned is cell membrane and plasma is the same thing and mushrooms is a eukaryote and 1 thing I wondered is what created cells and stuff

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3 Things I know:

- I knew the names of several organelles beforehand.

- There are differences between plant and animal cells.

- Macromolecules are associated with cell uses.

2 Things I learned:

- Cytoplasm is also called cytosol.

- Certain cells, like nerve and muscle cells, require more mitochondria to sustain!

1 Thing I wondered:

- I wonder why there are differences between animal and plant cells.

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YA (Block 2 - Biology Honors)

3 Things I Know

1) Organelles are tiny parts inside a cell that does its job.

2) The mitochondria make energy for the cell, like a power planet.

3) Vacuoles store water and food.

2 Things I Learned

1) The rough ER helps make proteins, and the smooth ER doesn't have ribosomes

2) Lysosomes clean up waste in the cell, like a trash can.

1 Thing I Wonder About

1) Why are some organelles small but still do so much work?

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1. protein is a molecule made up of amino acids

2. mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

3. what a microscope is

new things I learned

1. that organelle means little organ

2. plasma membrane is the membrane found in all cells that separates the interior of cells from outside environment

one thing I wondered about is how can cells live on their own

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Marjorie(period 2)

1: Things I already knew were chlorophyll, glucose, plasma membrane

2: Things I learn was about how Enzymes work and the four biomolecules and the functions of it

3: I wonder how many cells we have? and how can they be so small and unique

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KB (Block 2 - Biology)

3 things I already knew -

1.The cell wall is a layer outside the cell

2.Chlorophyll is what makes plants green and make food through photosynthesis

3.The nucleus is the control center of the cell

2 things I learned -

1.Organelle means little organs and are like organs in the cell

2.Cilia are small hairs on the outside of the cell that helps it move

1 thing I wonder about?

1. How cells can be so small but have so much going on inside of them

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The 3 things that i knew were..

1. The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

2. The nucleus location and function (contains genetic info)

3. That Cells are the most basic unit of life. I also knew about the cell wall and a few other things.

The 2 things that I learned were...

1. That the Mitochondria, Rough ER and Ribosomes are all capable of making their own Proteins.

2. The difference between smooth ER and rough ER, The SER has no ribosomes and is reponsible for transporting vesicles that are used to move things around the cell. the REr does have ribosomes and together they make proteins and membranes that the cell may need.

1 thing i wondered about was...

1. If prokaryotes have no nucleus than do they have genetic material? its interesting because the nucleus is normally responsible for storing that but they have none. so where do they keep that?

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LE(Block 2 - Bio Honors)

3 things I already knew -

1. Chlorophyll is the green pigment that plants use to make food during photosynthesis.

2. Homeostasis is the state of balance living systems maintain to function properly.

3. Telling the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

2 things I learned -

1. Cilia help with cells movement

2. Plasma membranes are barriers that surround every cell in the body

1 thing I wondered about?

1. How does the Golgi apparatus modify and package proteins for transport within the cell?

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kw (class 2) I know that enzymes can speed up chemical reactions and that each chemical reactions requires a specific enzymes and how synthesis builds up molecules, 2 new things I learn is how plants use chloroplast to absorb sunlight and how cytoplasm suspends other organelles and one thing I wondered was how were cells discovered

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aida gomez second period biology honors- 3 thing i already knew was that

1-They have a cell membrane that holds in a gooey fluid called cytoplasm.

2-Floating in the cytoplasm are organelles.

3-The name organelle means 'little organ.

things i wonder is How many different types of cells are there in the human body?

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Mitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the cell

The nucleus contains the Cell'S genetic material

Ribosomes are responsible for protein synthesis.

Lysosomes help break down waste materials and cellular debris

The endoplasmic reticulum comes in 2 types

Why do some cells have more mitochondria than

others?

i'M curious how the number Affect's the cell's energy Production

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Mitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the cell

The nucleus contains the Cell'S genetic material

Ribosomes are responsible for protein synthesis.

Lysosomes help break down waste materials and cellular debris

The endoplasmic reticulum comes in 2 types

Why do some cells have more mitochondria than

others?

i'M curious how the number Affect's the cell's energy Production

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CA (Period 2) -

3 Things I already knew:

1. Where the Nucleus was and what it was.

2. The difference between eukaryote and prokaryote.

3. Ribosomes are related to building up proteins.

2 New Things I have learned:

1. Selective permeability are membranes choose to allow/block materials.

2. Golgi apparatus are a stack of small flat sacs formed by membranes.

1 Thing I wondered about:

One thing I wondered about was why do cells that require more energy constantly need more mitochondria.

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Valentine W bio honors- 3 things i already knew was protein were made up of amino acids, microscopes enlarges images & function is a role of a organism. 2 new things i learened was that chlorophyl gives plants there green pigment & lysosomes contains digestive enzymes. and 1 thing i wondered was what makes plasma yellow.