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Plants
     and
photosynthesis
All organisms on Earth need
 energy to live and grow.
The primary
  source of all
   energy that
Earth’s organisms
   need is the
     Sun.
But animals can’t eat
sunlight.
But animals can’t eat
sunlight.
Animals get energy by
consuming (eating) other
organisms (plants or animals).
Animals are consumers.
Animals are consumers.
Animals are consumers.
Animals must eat (consume) to
get the energy they need.
But there is one type of
organism that can produce
food from sunlight energy.

       Plants
Plants are producers.
Produce means “to make.”
Producers make food from
     sunlight energy.
But there is one type of
organism that can produce
food from sunlight energy.

       Plants
Plants are producers.
Produce means “to make.”
Producers make food from
     sunlight energy.
But there is one type of
Plants are producers.
  organism that can produce
  food from sunlight energy.

        Plants
  Plants are producers.
  Produce means “to make.”
 Producers make food from
      sunlight energy.
But there is one type of
Plants are producers.
  organism that can produce
  food from sunlight energy.
  Produce means “to make.”
        Plants
  Plants are producers.
  Produce means “to make.”
 Producers make food from
      sunlight energy.
Producers make food
        from
  sunlight energy.
Plants are producers.
They make food.
Only plants
can make
 food.
Plants
 make
food in
  their
leaves.
A green material in
leaves called
chlorophyll
(klor oh fil)
turns light energy
from the sun into
chemical energy
(sugar).
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.

          light
       water
CO2 (Carbon dioxide)
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.
               light
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.
               light
    water
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.
          light
    water H2Oalso called
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.
          light
    water H2Oalso called




Carbon dioxide
Plants must have three things
 in order to make food.
          light
    water H2Oalso called




Carbon dioxide CO2
Plants get the light
they need from the
       Sun.
Plants get the CO2,
carbon dioxide, they
need from the air.
CO2 (carbon dioxide)
is a gas that makes up about
1% of Earth’s atmosphere.
Plants get the
water they need
from their roots.
The process of plants
 turning sunlight energy,
 CO2, and water into
 chemical energy
 (food, sugar) is called
The process of plants
 turning sunlight energy,
 CO2, and water into
 chemical energy
 (food, sugar) is called

photosynthesis
The process of plants
 turning sunlight energy,
 CO2, and water into
 chemical energy
 (food, sugar) is called

photosynthesis
    (foh toh sin theh sis)
photosynthesis
Photo means “light”
photosynthesis
Photo means “light”
synthesis mean “to put together”
photosynthesis
Photo means “light”
synthesis mean “to put together”
 Photosynthesis mean
 “to put together with light.”
photosynthesis
 Photo means “light”
 synthesis mean “to put together”
   Photosynthesis mean
   “to put together with light.”
Plants “put food together” using
light energy in the process called
photosynthesis.
Plants take in
carbon dioxide
(CO2) and use
it during
photosynthesis.
Plants release
   (throw away)

 oxygen as a
waste product
as they make
    food.
Plants release
     (throw away)

 oxygen as a
waste product
as they make
    food.
Oxygen is a gas that
makes up 21% of the air.
Plants can’t live
without CO2 and must
release oxygen.

Animals can’t live
without oxygen and
must release CO2.
This is a very important
balance for life on Earth.
Review:
Review:


          What waste gas is
          released by plants as
          they make food?
Review:


          What waste gas is
          released by plants as
          they make food?

                     Oxygen
Review:


          What gas is needed
          by plants as they
          make food?
Review:


          What gas is needed
          by plants as they
          make food?

    Carbon dioxide; CO2
Review:


          What waste gas is
          released by animals as
          they live and breathe?
Review:


          What waste gas is
          released by animals as
          they live and breathe?

    Carbon dioxide; CO2
Review:


    What is the process in
    which plants make food
    from sunlight?
Review:


    What is the process in
    which plants make food
    from sunlight?

          Photosynthesis
Review:


    In what part of the plant is
    food (chemical energy; sugar)
    made during photosynthesis?
Review:


    In what part of the plant is
    food (chemical energy; sugar)
    made during photosynthesis?


            The leaves
Review:


    What is the name for the
    chemical energy that plants
    need to live and grow?
Review:


    What is the name for the
    chemical energy that plants
    need to live and grow?


            Sugar
Review:


    What is the name of the
    green substance in plants
    that uses sunlight energy to
    make sugar in the leaves of
    plants?
Review:


    What is the name of the
    green substance in plants
    that uses sunlight energy to
    make sugar in the leaves of
    plants?

            Chlorophyll
Review:


    What is the name for the
    chemical energy that plants
    need to live and grow?
Review:


    What is the name for the
    chemical energy that plants
    need to live and grow?


               Sugar
Review:


 What is the name for the
 chemical energy that animals
 need to live and grow?
Review:


 What is the name for the
 chemical energy that animals
 need to live and grow?

              Sugar
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
  Sunlight
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
  Sunlight
    Water
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
  Sunlight
    Water H2O
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
  Sunlight
    Water H2O
      Carbon dioxide
What three things do plants
need in order to make food
in photosynthesis?
  Sunlight
    Water H2O
      Carbon dioxide CO2
Review:


 What is another way to say
 carbon dioxide?
Review:


 What is another way to say
 carbon dioxide?



                CO2
Review:


 What is another way to say
 water?
Review:


 What is another way to say
 water?



              H2O
Photosynthesis
 sunlight

    CO2
  Carbon dioxide




          H2O
           water
Photosynthesis
 sunlight

    CO2
  Carbon dioxide




          H2O
           water
Photosynthesis
 sunlight

    CO2
  Carbon dioxide




          H2O
           water

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Ls4 photosynthesis

  • 1. Plants and photosynthesis
  • 2. All organisms on Earth need energy to live and grow.
  • 3. The primary source of all energy that Earth’s organisms need is the Sun.
  • 4. But animals can’t eat sunlight.
  • 5. But animals can’t eat sunlight. Animals get energy by consuming (eating) other organisms (plants or animals).
  • 9. Animals must eat (consume) to get the energy they need.
  • 10. But there is one type of organism that can produce food from sunlight energy. Plants Plants are producers. Produce means “to make.” Producers make food from sunlight energy.
  • 11. But there is one type of organism that can produce food from sunlight energy. Plants Plants are producers. Produce means “to make.” Producers make food from sunlight energy.
  • 12. But there is one type of Plants are producers. organism that can produce food from sunlight energy. Plants Plants are producers. Produce means “to make.” Producers make food from sunlight energy.
  • 13. But there is one type of Plants are producers. organism that can produce food from sunlight energy. Produce means “to make.” Plants Plants are producers. Produce means “to make.” Producers make food from sunlight energy.
  • 14. Producers make food from sunlight energy.
  • 15. Plants are producers. They make food. Only plants can make food.
  • 16. Plants make food in their leaves.
  • 17. A green material in leaves called chlorophyll (klor oh fil) turns light energy from the sun into chemical energy (sugar).
  • 18. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light water CO2 (Carbon dioxide)
  • 19. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light
  • 20. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light water
  • 21. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light water H2Oalso called
  • 22. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light water H2Oalso called Carbon dioxide
  • 23. Plants must have three things in order to make food. light water H2Oalso called Carbon dioxide CO2
  • 24. Plants get the light they need from the Sun.
  • 25. Plants get the CO2, carbon dioxide, they need from the air.
  • 26. CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a gas that makes up about 1% of Earth’s atmosphere.
  • 27. Plants get the water they need from their roots.
  • 28. The process of plants turning sunlight energy, CO2, and water into chemical energy (food, sugar) is called
  • 29. The process of plants turning sunlight energy, CO2, and water into chemical energy (food, sugar) is called photosynthesis
  • 30. The process of plants turning sunlight energy, CO2, and water into chemical energy (food, sugar) is called photosynthesis (foh toh sin theh sis)
  • 33. photosynthesis Photo means “light” synthesis mean “to put together” Photosynthesis mean “to put together with light.”
  • 34. photosynthesis Photo means “light” synthesis mean “to put together” Photosynthesis mean “to put together with light.” Plants “put food together” using light energy in the process called photosynthesis.
  • 35. Plants take in carbon dioxide (CO2) and use it during photosynthesis.
  • 36. Plants release (throw away) oxygen as a waste product as they make food.
  • 37. Plants release (throw away) oxygen as a waste product as they make food. Oxygen is a gas that makes up 21% of the air.
  • 38. Plants can’t live without CO2 and must release oxygen. Animals can’t live without oxygen and must release CO2.
  • 39. This is a very important balance for life on Earth.
  • 41. Review: What waste gas is released by plants as they make food?
  • 42. Review: What waste gas is released by plants as they make food? Oxygen
  • 43. Review: What gas is needed by plants as they make food?
  • 44. Review: What gas is needed by plants as they make food? Carbon dioxide; CO2
  • 45. Review: What waste gas is released by animals as they live and breathe?
  • 46. Review: What waste gas is released by animals as they live and breathe? Carbon dioxide; CO2
  • 47. Review: What is the process in which plants make food from sunlight?
  • 48. Review: What is the process in which plants make food from sunlight? Photosynthesis
  • 49. Review: In what part of the plant is food (chemical energy; sugar) made during photosynthesis?
  • 50. Review: In what part of the plant is food (chemical energy; sugar) made during photosynthesis? The leaves
  • 51. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that plants need to live and grow?
  • 52. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that plants need to live and grow? Sugar
  • 53. Review: What is the name of the green substance in plants that uses sunlight energy to make sugar in the leaves of plants?
  • 54. Review: What is the name of the green substance in plants that uses sunlight energy to make sugar in the leaves of plants? Chlorophyll
  • 55. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that plants need to live and grow?
  • 56. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that plants need to live and grow? Sugar
  • 57. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that animals need to live and grow?
  • 58. Review: What is the name for the chemical energy that animals need to live and grow? Sugar
  • 59. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis?
  • 60. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis? Sunlight
  • 61. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis? Sunlight Water
  • 62. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis? Sunlight Water H2O
  • 63. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis? Sunlight Water H2O Carbon dioxide
  • 64. What three things do plants need in order to make food in photosynthesis? Sunlight Water H2O Carbon dioxide CO2
  • 65. Review: What is another way to say carbon dioxide?
  • 66. Review: What is another way to say carbon dioxide? CO2
  • 67. Review: What is another way to say water?
  • 68. Review: What is another way to say water? H2O
  • 69. Photosynthesis sunlight CO2 Carbon dioxide H2O water
  • 70. Photosynthesis sunlight CO2 Carbon dioxide H2O water
  • 71. Photosynthesis sunlight CO2 Carbon dioxide H2O water