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The process by which a green plant uses sunlight to change water and carbon dioxide into food for itself.

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What is Photosynthesis?/¿Qué es la fotosíntesis?

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What is Photosynthesis?/¿Qué es la fotosíntesis?

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Artifact: Students draw the intake and outtake from photosynthesis.

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Artifact: Students create a poster showing the plant cycle using markers, paper, coffee filters, and yarn.

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The seeds are scattered into the dirt.

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The seeds absorb water

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Roots begin to sprout from the seed and push through the seed coat/Cubierta de semilla.

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A new plant or a seedling sprouts/coles out of the ground.

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Growth and Flowers/crecimiento y flores

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Growth and Flowers/crecimiento y flores

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The stem and its leaves continue to grow towards the sunlight. The leaves make food for for the plant. Flowers grow from the stem/provenir which is were the seeds come from.

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Gas from the atmosphere/atmósfera that is used as nutrition/nutrición by the plants. Carbon Dioxide is created by humans when we breath.

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Water enters through the plants roots/raíces and travels to the leaves. Water helps the process of photosynthesis.

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Plants use Carbon Dioxide to create oxygen. Plants release the oxygen which we use to breath.

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Energy comes from the sun. Energy lands on the leaves and gets absorbed/absorbido. This energy excites the plants and increases the photosynthesis of a plant.

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Photosynthesis | Educational Video for Kids

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When there is too much water in the soil, the oxygen has a hard time entering the plant. Characteristics/características of a plant that has been given too much water: color changes to brown or yellow, droopy/caído leaves.

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Too much sunlight can dry up plants. Characteristics of dry plant: leaves may turn brown or pale, crunchy/crujiente

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Hosta sieboldiana, a shade loving plant damaged by too much summer sun in Kansas, USA Stock Photo - Alamy

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Download this stock image: Hosta sieboldiana, a shade loving plant damaged by too much summer sun in Kansas, USA. - PF5WH2 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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When a plant doesn't receive enough water, the plant's stem and leaves get dehydrated/deshidratada. Characteristics of a plant with not enough water: Yellow leaves, the leaves wilt/marchitar, the stem drops.

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Not Enough Sunlight/no hay suficiente luz solar

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Not Enough Sunlight/no hay suficiente luz solar

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If a plant does not receive enough sunlight, the plant cannot create bright colors or oxygen. Characteristics of a plant that does not receive enough water: Turns brown and yellow, no growth.

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Artifact: Students use Venn diagram to compare and contrast the differences between plants with too much/not enough sunlight and water.

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Planning and Carrying Out Investigations - The students will be investigating the effects of the amount of water and sunlight exposure on plants.

Students will conduct a three-week investigation exploring how sunlight and water effect the growth of a plant.

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Artifact: Students will create their own "Cause and Effect" page. One box should look like "If I water my plant too much, the leaves will droop and turn brown and yellow."

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Life Science- 2-LS2-1 Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics

The amount of water intake and sunlight exposure affects plant growth.

Artifact: Students draw pictures of each plant looks with enough sunlight and water and not enough sunlight an water. (the picture will be black and white)