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Cut, Paste, & Draw Activity
DirectionsMaterials:Comic book description tabs. (included)Comic book template. (included)GlueScissorsObjective:Given the steps, students will be able to sequencethe process of photosynthesis while providing visualrepresentation for each step.Procedure:1. Print this template. (Make sure you click *Fit topage*)2. Pass out comic book sheets to students.3. Have students cut out the comic book scenedescription tabs.4. Students will sequence (put in order) the tabs tomost accurately describe the process ofphotosynthesis.5. Students will glue them in the correct spot on theircomic book template.6. Students will draw a picture that correlates with thephotosynthesis description.
Comic Book Description TabsDirections: Cut out the tabs below on the dotted lines.Put the process in order, and glue the tabs on yourcomic book template. (Use key words to help yousequence!) When complete, DRAW images to goalong with each frame!After plants take in thesethree things, they are ableto make food for themselvesin the form of sugar(glucose).The first thing that a plantneeds is carbon dioxide.Plants must make their ownfood. There are three thingsthat a plant needs in orderfor this process to occur.The third thing plants musthave is light energy from thesun.Finally, plants give offoxygen. This is especiallyhelpful to us humans!PhotosynthesisPlants also need water .This is absorbed in theroots of plants.
My Photosynthesis Comic StripThe scientific name for the process of making foodwith the help of light is called:
My Photosynthesis Comic StripThe scientific name for the process of making foodwith the help of light is called:PhotosynthesisThe first thing that a plantneeds is carbon dioxide.After plants takes in thesethree things, they are ableto make food for themselvesin the form of sugar(glucose).Plants also need water .This is absorbed in theroots of plants.Plants must make their ownfood. There are three thingsthat a plant needs in orderfor this process to occur.The third thing plants musthave is light energy from thesun.Finally, plants give offoxygen. This is especiallyhelpful to us humans!Student drawings will differ foreach.
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comic book template. 6. Students will draw a picture that correlates with the photosynthesis description. Materials: Comic book description tabs. (included) Comic book template. (included) Glue Scissors Objective: Given the steps, students will be able to sequence the process of photosynthesis while provid
