Photosynthesis and cellular respiration concept map
Cut out the squares below and arrange them on another piece of paper in a concept map to help you answer the focus question.
1.
Place the most general concepts at the top, and the most specific at the bottom.
2.
Begin with only two or three of the most general concepts at the top of the map.
3.
Choose two to four sub concepts to place under each general concept.
4.
Connect the concepts by lines, and label the lines with linking words like ‘example’ or ‘use’ or ‘are made of’
5.
Make sure you have an arrangement that makes sense to you before you do any gluing
Focus question: How do animal and plant cells use energy for life’s processes?
mitochondria
growth
ATP
energy
chloroplasts
plant cell
food
carbon dioxide
oxygen
carbohydrates
energy
pigments
photosynthesis
carbon
sunlight
cellular respiration
animals
air
cellular respiration
chlorophyll