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    This document contains guided notes on the carbon cycle. It includes sections on the different forms carbon takes in the atmosphere, land, ocean, and as fossil fuels. Students are asked to draw and annotate diagrams illustrating the flows of carbon between these reservoirs, as well as define key terms like photosynthesis and cellular respiration. The notes also prompt students to consider how human activities like fossil fuel use impact the natural carbon cycle.

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    This document contains guided notes on the carbon cycle. It includes sections on the different forms carbon takes in the atmosphere, land, ocean, and as fossil fuels. Students are asked to draw and annotate diagrams illustrating the flows of carbon between these reservoirs, as well as define key terms like photosynthesis and cellular respiration. The notes also prompt students to consider how human activities like fossil fuel use impact the natural carbon cycle.

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    Name:______________________

    Period:______________________

    Carbon Cycle Guided Notes


    Introduction

    What is Carbon?
    _________________________________________
    _________________________________________

    What are different forms of carbon?


    _________________________________________
    _________________________________________
    _________________________________________

    Why is carbon important?


    _________________________________________
    _________________________________________
    _________________________________________

    Initial Model

    Draw arrows and label how carbon cycles/ moves through the environment
    Atmosphere

    What form is carbon in the atmosphere?

    Why do carbon dioxide


    concentrations rise and fall each
    year?
    ____________________________
    ____________________________
    ____________________________
    ____________________________
    ____________________________
    ____________________________
    ____________________________

    Land

    Vegetation

    Draw and label a picture that demonstrates the reactants and products of
    photosynthesis. Circle what carbon dioxide is transformed into.

    Soil/Organic Matter

    List the five forms of organic matter







    What is cellular respiration?

    Sketch how Carbon cycles between the Land and Atmosphere


    Ocean (annotate the flow chart provided)
    Fossil Fuel Emissions

    Use the video to help complete this table

    Type: Gasoline

    How is it formed

    How is it used

    How does contribute


    to the carbon cycle?

    Human impact

    Write an argument for whether you believe humans impact the carbon cycle. Use 3
    pieces of evidence from the notes to support your argument.

    Humans do / do not impact the carbon cycle because


    1. _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    2. _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    3. _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    REVISE Your Carbon Cycle model using the information from this
    lecture

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