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This document describes how to make a photosynthesis bracelet using beads to represent the key components of photosynthesis - a green bead for the leaf, blue for water, black for carbon dioxide, yellow for sunlight, a clear bead that changes color with sunlight to represent the chemical change, a pink bead for glucose, and a white bead for oxygen. The order and colors of the beads illustrate the photosynthesis process.
This document describes how to make a photosynthesis bracelet using beads to represent the key components of photosynthesis - a green bead for the leaf, blue for water, black for carbon dioxide, yellow for sunlight, a clear bead that changes color with sunlight to represent the chemical change, a pink bead for glucose, and a white bead for oxygen. The order and colors of the beads illustrate the photosynthesis process.
This document describes how to make a photosynthesis bracelet using beads to represent the key components of photosynthesis - a green bead for the leaf, blue for water, black for carbon dioxide, yellow for sunlight, a clear bead that changes color with sunlight to represent the chemical change, a pink bead for glucose, and a white bead for oxygen. The order and colors of the beads illustrate the photosynthesis process.
- Begin your bracelet with the green bead. This bead
represents the leaf, where photosynthesis occurs. - Next comes the blue, which represents the water that is taken in by the roots and transported to the leaf through the stem. - Black is the next bead to go on. This represents the carbon dioxide absorbed through the lead. Although this is a clear gas, a black bead is used because carbon dioxide is a waste product of respiration. - Yellow represents the light energy that causes change. - The clear bead is actually a UV bead which will change when placed in sunlight, just as the water and carbon dioxide will change due to the light. - The pink bead comes next and represents glucose (sugar). It is pink like the frosting on a cupcake which is all sugar. - The final bead is white. This represents oxygen.