5: cycles...carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycle throughout the biosphere. review: important...
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5: CyclesWater, carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus cycles
Day 1: Warm Up: Where and how does water travel on earth?
LT: I can identify four important chemicals that cycle on earth.
Law of conservation of matter: Matter cannot be created or destroyedAll the “stuff” on earth never disappears...it just changes form (solid, liquid gas)
Scientists study the changing forms of different chemicals and have figured out how important chemicals on earth cycle
These cycles are called BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES
Important Biogeochemical Cycles on Earth- WATER- CARBON- NITROGEN- PHOSPHORUS
WATER CYCLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvkzjt3b-dU
- 70% of earth is covered in water...only 2.5% of that is freshwater!
- Freshwater cycles between the atmosphere and the hydrosphere
- Water changes from liquid to gas to solid
- Evaporation: L to G- Condensation: G to L- Freezing: L to S- Precipitation: atmosphere to
hydrosphere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al-do-HGuIk
WATER CYCLE
WATER CYCLE
CARBON CYCLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8Y6L5TI_94
- Carbon is the building block of life!- Carbon exists in many forms (CO2 - gas,
glucose - solid, anything organic (alive) is made of carbon)
- Huge carbon source is stored in TREES- Animals breathe CO2 out into the air- Another huge carbon source is in fossil
fuels (used to be alive, over time turned into oils and gas that burn)
- Burn fossil fuels...changes carbon into gas...goes into atmosphere...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzImo8kSXiU
CARBON CYCLE
CARBON CYCLE
CYCLES POGIL START and go over answers
Day 2: Warm Up: What are elements? What are molecules?
LT: I can explain how water, carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycle throughout the biosphere.
Review: important biogeochemical cycles on earth
Nitrogen Cycle- Nitrogen is converted into a variety of
different forms- Majority of the atmosphere (78%) is
made up of Nitrogen- Nitrogen is also stored in organic
matter (living stuff)...needed for PROTEIN
- Decaying stuff releases Nitrogen back into the soil...results in uptake by trees
- Bacteria help change Nitrogen’s form to be usable for plants.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaFVfHftzpI
Nitrogen Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
Phosphorous Cycle- Slowest cycle- Phosphorus is found in rocks and
ocean sediment- Erosion and weathering and mining
help release phosphorus into the water and soil
- Phosphorous is also used in fertilizers and organic matter
- NO atmosphere P!
Phosphorous Cycle
Phosphorous Cycle
CYCLES POGIL FINISH and go over answers
Day 3:Warm Up: What is one fun thing you did yesterday?
LT: I can work with a group to research and present on my assigned cycle.
Cycles Project● Work with your group to research your assigned cycle
(water, carbon, phosphorus, or nitrogen). ● Create a poster or another visual display showing how
your element or molecule cycles through earth’s spheres● Type a group summary explaining your complete cycle
(one per group) that you will turn in● Prepare a short presentation (using your visual aid:
poster, powerpoint, model etc). to show teach your class about your assigned cycle
Day 4:Warm Up: What cycle are you researching?
LT: I can work with a group to research and present on my assigned cycle.
Cycles Project● Work with your group to research your assigned cycle
(water, carbon, phosphorus, or nitrogen). ● Create a poster or another visual display showing how
your element or molecule cycles through earth’s spheres● Type a group summary explaining your complete cycle
(one per group) that you will turn in● Prepare a short presentation (using your visual aid:
poster, powerpoint, model etc). to show teach your class about your assigned cycle
Day 5: Field Study