Hello,
Does anyone know of any good websites for figures and animations of
photosynthesis, preferably aimed at the Grade 11 level? I'm looking to spiff
up a lesson plan and so far I can't find anything that's too impressive. Any
ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks!
John

In article D%elb.30606$At.12527@edtnps84, "John Cunnian" wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of any good websites for figures and animations of
photosynthesis, preferably aimed at the Grade 11 level? I'm looking to spiff
up a lesson plan and so far I can't find anything that's too impressive. Any
ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks!
John

Govindjee has a good photosynthesis site at:

http://www.life.uiuc.edu/govindjee/

It includes some animations, as well as the human-interest site of
photosynthesis.

regards,

Marj

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http://science.tiefert.com/

"The theorist who reduces the chemical process to the positions of atoms would doubtless thereby render chemistry calculable." (S. T. Coleridge, 1772-1834)

Marj,
Thank you very much for that site! It's great!
Sincerely,
John
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In article D%elb.30606$At.12527@edtnps84, "John Cunnian"
wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of any good websites for figures and animations of
photosynthesis, preferably aimed at the Grade 11 level? I'm looking to
spiff
up a lesson plan and so far I can't find anything that's too impressive.
Any
ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks!
John

Govindjee has a good photosynthesis site at:

http://www.life.uiuc.edu/govindjee/

It includes some animations, as well as the human-interest site of
photosynthesis.

regards,

Marj

* * *
Marj Tiefert PhD science editing services
http://science.tiefert.com/

"The theorist who reduces the chemical process to the positions of atoms
would doubtless thereby render chemistry calculable." (S. T. Coleridge,
1772-1834)