Producer ATP-ADP Cycle Cryptogram Puzzle

This fun, educational, and engaging activity is for students taking Biology or a related course. Students will decode the letters to complete the two-page summary statement about the ATP-ADP cycle in plant and algae cells.

A cryptogram is a puzzle where each letter has an assigned number. There is a letter–number assignment table on both activity pages for students to keep track of the coding process. The puzzle grid layout in the thumbnail preview provides the depth of the challenge students will love at the secondary level.

The message covers the formation and utilization of ATP in cells of photosynthetic organisms. Key terms covered include photosynthesis, adenosine di- and triphosphate, thylakoid membrane, chloroplast, ATP synthase, photophosphorylation, chemiosmosis, energy, Calvin cycle, ATP catalase, and glucose. This activity sheet will serve as an additional study guide upon completion. This task also makes for an ideal lesson plan for a substitute teacher.

Product Summary:

• Three-student pages
• Two-page answer key
• Cover page
• A master word bank on page three
• PDF in format and compatible with 2016 or newer Microsoft Word versions upon conversion
• Easy to grade
• The lesson duration is 45-50 minutes
• Complements the Consumer ATP-ADP Cycle Cryptogram Puzzle I published.

I appreciate your interest. I have taught secondary science for over twenty-five years and have over twenty years of publishing experience through several science education supply corporations. I am confident this lesson will serve you and your students well.