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Agenda for Today • Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer • Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min • Class discussion – 5 min • Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min – Google pearson nitrogen cycle quiz and click on post quiz (1 st or 2 nd link) – Email results to [email protected]
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Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

Dec 19, 2015

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Page 1: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

Agenda for Today• Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer

• Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min

• Class discussion – 5 min

• Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min– Google pearson nitrogen cycle quiz and click on post quiz

(1st or 2nd link)– Email results to [email protected]

Page 2: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

Homework• Mrssimmonsbio.weebly.com

• Homework Ecology watch symbiosis video write 6 sentence summary

• No internet? Research symbiosis in text book and write a 6 sentence summary

• Due Monday• Haven’t signed up for remind101? text 

@ec0d6a4 to phone number (469) 518-2634

Page 3: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

KEY CONCEPTKEY CONCEPT: : Matter cycles in and out of an Matter cycles in and out of an ecosystem.ecosystem.

Page 4: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFE9o-c_pKg

• Watch this youtube video on the carbon cycle.

Page 5: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

The Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles

Page 6: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

What is Carbon?

• Carbon is an element that is in all living things.

• Molecules containing carbon are called Organic.

Page 7: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

The Carbon Cycle

• Plants take in CO2 because they need carbon and oxygen to use in photosynthesis.

• When animals eat plants they use some of the carbon containing compounds to grow

• Some carbon-containing compounds are used to release energy by respiration.

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Carbon Cycle

• Keep in mind all living things have carbon in them, so when they die, decomposers help return that carbon to the environment and soil.

Page 9: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.
Page 10: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

Disruptions in carbon cycle• Carbon in the environment is used to

make coal, oil, and natural gas (fossil fuels).– Humans burn Fossil fuels in a process called

Combustion releases too much CO2 back into the air.

– Burning of Fossil fuels causes global warming.

• CFC’s deplete the ozone layer

Page 11: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

Remainder of class time

• Finish carbon cycle webquest

• Finished with carbon? Complete your homework.

Page 12: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

• Write Nitrogen cycle on the top of right side of booklet

• Glue in picture directly underneath

• Write what is in red

Page 13: Agenda for Today Mission Countdown – 4 minutes to answer Nitrogen cycle self-directed notes- 20 min Class discussion – 5 min Nitrogen cycle quiz – 10 min.

• Living organisms need nitrogen to make proteins

• The air is 79% nitrogen which is inert (most living things can’t use N2 in gas form)

• Nitrogen fixing changes N2 into a useable form to be taken in by plant’s roots

• This happens by lightning, nitrogen – fixing bacteria and artificial fertilizers

The Nitrogen Cycle

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Nitrogen Cycle

• Animals eat the plants and therefore take in nitrogen.

• When animals and plants die, decomposers help return the nitrogen to the soil.

• Other bacteria then change the nitrogen in the soil back into a gas to be released back into the air.

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Disruption in nitrogen cycle

• Humans use fertilizers with added nitrogen on their crops– causes nitrate to leach into groundwater– Can deplete oxygen in water and reduce

animal populations

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On the back answer these questions

• 1. Where does carbon come from in an ecosystem?

• 2. How have humans intruded on the carbon cycle?

• 3. Why is nitrogen important in the environment?

• 4. What is nitrogen fixation?• 5. How have humans intruded on the

nitrogen cycle?