This resource contains a power point with a “sudden death quiz” about pathogens and immunity (KS4 level). Easily adaptable and editable for other levels. There are 15 questions with interactive buttons. Only the right question leads you to the next one. Wrong questions lead you back to the beginning of the quiz. It is a great resource for revision that can be used as a class by projecting it on the whiteboard or it can be shared with students for them to navigate it on their own. You have the editable power point for you to add questions or edit them to increase/decrease difficulty. To add questions, you can just copy the last slide before the “well done” slide and move the interactive buttons to match the right answer. In presentation mode the only way to go to the next slide is using the interactive buttons, the mouse or arrow keys will not work (kiosk mode). Press Esc to stop the presentation. You also have the “show” version of the power point that can be shared with students so that they can use it as revision.

Everything you need to deliver the unit about light in KS3. Each unit part includes a slide with the main learning objectives. The topic is divided in 8 parts: How light travels: starter slide with a video + explanatory slide + plenary slide. How shadows form: explanatory slide. How reflections form: 2 explanatory slides + exit ticket plenary. How light bends: explanatory slide + plenary slide. The spectrum of white light: starter slide + explanatory slide + plenary slide Coloured light: 2 explanatory slides + activity slide End of unit questions with 4 activities + answers. Revision: includes a sudden death quiz + 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment. Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work but can be used alongside others. There are 5 more files: • Word document for the exit ticket based on an Instagram post • Power point with the unit targets for students to revise + printable version in pdf • Power point with sudden death quiz + show version to share with students. Please, DM me if you have any doubt or you would like me to share some assessments. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver a unit about the cardiovascular system in KS3. Easily adaptable and suitable for KS4. Each unit part includes a slide with the main learning objectives. The topic is divided in 6 parts: The human circulatory system: includes a starter slide + slide for a full lesson + plenary slide. The heart: structure and function. It includes a starter slide + slide for a full lesson + plenary slide and a related video. Blood components: lesson slides + exit ticket plenary. Blood vessels: lesson slides + plenary activities. End of unit questions with 4 activities. Revision: 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment. Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside others. There are 5 more files: • Word document for the exit ticket based on an Instagram post • Power point with the unit targets for students to revise + printable version in pdf • Power point with some of the diagrams used in the slides. • Excel spreadsheet with the material needed for a heart dissection practical. Pictures have been sourced from creative commons or drawn by me. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of digestion for GCSE Biology (more than 90 slides, 3 WEEKS OF LESSONS!). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610) and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition, but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Definitions: flashcards with the vocabulary related to the unit. Nutrients: includes deficiency diseases. Balanced diet: includes some articles and related videos. Malnutrition: obesity, HD, constipation, marasmus, kwashiorkor. Includes 4 revision activities Mechanical digestion: includes care of teeth and 4 revision activities. Digestive system: diagram to label and memorise. Chemical digestion: includes 4 revision activities. Absorption: ileum and colon. It includes 4 revision activities. Revision slides with food tests, diagrams and activities for revision. The slides have been prepared in power point . All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. The power point is very easy to navigate for students to be able to use it for revision. There are 3 more documents included: Instruction for a digestive system poster that can be used as a project. Diagram of digestive system and mouth for the students to label Flashcards printable and editable version. A revision WS with 2 activities based on past paper questions. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Three different resources for the sound unit in year 8 Science. The traditional instrument design Sound mindmap Unit targets

Everything you need to deliver the unit of elements, compounds and periodic table in year 8. Easily adaptable for Year 7 and 9. Each part include learning objectives. The topic is divided in 7 parts: Atoms: lesson with video + slides with fill in the gaps activity Atoms and elements: chemical symbols + elements in the crust + is water an element? It includes a plenary: element research guidelines. The periodic table: lesson + mini plenary questions + metals refresh Compounds: fill a table with examples Formulae: simple rules + examples + hydroxides + exit ticket plenary. End of unit questions: 5 activities Revision: 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside any other SOW. There are 3 more files: • Word document for the exit ticket based on an Instagram post • Power point with the unit targets for students to revise • Extra power point with some of the old practical activities I used over the years. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Worksheet to complete while teaching cellular respiration to include: Structure of mitochondrion Stages of cellular respiration Adaptations of mitochondrion ATP conversion ATP synthase

Everything you need to deliver the unit of gene technology for A level Biology (82 slides) It follows Cambridge syllabus (9700) but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 5 parts: Genetic engineering: introduction to the topic. Tools for Gene technology: restriction enzymes, DNA ligase, promoters, vectors, markers, electrophoresis and PCR explained. Bioinformatics and the need to deal with the information. Genetic technology and medicine: proteins for medicinal uses and genetic screening. Gene therapy: studying the case of cystic fibrosis Gene technology and agriculture: GMOs crops and animals and social implications. There are two extra power points: Power point with activities for revision using past papers. Power point with revision using videos. Check the slides’ notes as some of them have background information, links or suggestions for activities. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit biomolecules of GCSE Biology (37 slides). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610) and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition, but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 6 parts: The importance of water Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins DNA Food tests Progress check: some slides contain revision activities for the different parts of the topic, some are based on the textbook. The slides have been prepared in power point . All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. The power point is very easy to navigate for students to be able to use it for revision. There are 3 more documents included: Assessment questions in word document. Practical activity worksheet about diffusion and osmosis. Power point with a short guidance for student to prepare a display for the unit/revision notes. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of selection and evolution from A level Biology (more than 50 power point slides). It follows Cambridge syllabus (9700) but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Variation Natural selection. Evolution Artificial selection Darwin-Wallace Theory of Evolution. Species and speciation. Molecular comparisons. Extinctions. There are two extra files: Power point with a worksheet on “Sources of genetic variation” to complete the information in part 1. A word document with a small project about endangered species to complete part 8. Power point with revision questions for the unit with the answers. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website, some are my own diagrams. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of movement across the cell GCSE Biology (39 slides). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610) and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 5 parts: Introduction Diffusion. Osmosis Active transport End of unit questions. Progress check: some slides contain revision activities for the different parts of the topic, some are based on the textbook. The slides have been prepared in power point. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. The power point is very easy to navigate for students to be able to used it for revision. A pdf is included with a worksheet for students to prepare a Venn diagram for the 3 mechanisms of transport. The editable version in power point is included. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of cells GCSE Biology (60 slides approx.). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610) and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 7 parts: Introduction: brief with a video about cell theory and photomicrographs The cell: structures and function. Animal and plant cell comparison Specialised cells review Different levels of organisation. Magnification and micrometers End of unit questions. Progress check: 7 slides are revision activities for the different parts of the topic. The slides have been prepared in power point. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. The power point is very easy to navigate for students to be able to used it for their revision. A pdf is included for students to follow the part of specialised cells. The editable version is included. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

KS4 CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS (iGCSE UNIT 1) Power point slides to deliver the unit of classification and characteristics of living organisms for GCSE Biology (60 slides approx.). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) but it can be easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 7 parts: Characteristics of living organisms Classification. Kingdoms Viruses Animals. Plants Keys. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of inherited change from A level Biology (90 slides approx.) It follows Cambridge syllabus (9700) but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Intro: mitosis and chromosomes refresh Homologous chromosomes. 2 types of nuclear division Meiosis Genetics: includes monohybrid, dihybrid, test cross, sex and autosomal linkage, chi-square. Mutation: includes sickle cell anaemia, albinism, huntington disease and haemophilia. Gene control in prokaryotes: including LAC operon as example. Gene control in eukaryotes: including gibberellin and amylase transcription as example. There are two extra power points: Examples of genetic problems: all the genetic problems from the main power point in one document to practise them alone. Meiosis template for printing. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

This is a Year 8 Science assessment based on past papers and activities from the unit of respiration that I have been using as end of unit test for the Exploring Science book. It is out of 40 marks. It includes a graph activity, labelling, fill in the gaps, etc. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver a unit of nutrition for Year 8. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7 and 9, and for a distance learning approach. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Nutrients: lesson + mini plenary based on 5 questions. Balanced diet: small discussion + lesson on nutritional deficiencies + plenary based on short research project. Digestion and absorption: lesson + mini plenary based on an exit ticket The human digestive system: labelling activity + mini plenary Teeth: labelling activity + structure of a tooth + dental hygiene Enzymes: lesson + plenary based on activities with differentiation. End of unit questions: 3 activities Revision: 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside any other SOW. There are two documents with the relevant images for printing. There is a revision worksheet with the main learning objectives. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver 4 activities related to motion. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7- 9. The slides for each activity include the apparatus needed, method and results. They are about 40 minutes long approximately. Walking with style: students to work out their walking speed. It can be done in a distance learning lesson. Be the teacher!: students to prepare a battery of questions and swap them. It can be done in a distance learning lesson. Speed investigations: the typical practical with slopes and toy cars. The graph of a journey: the students build a distance/time graph from a short story. These activities can be used alongside any KS3 SOW. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the physics unit of speed for Year 8. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7 and 9, and for distance learning approach. The topic is divided in 6 parts: How fast? Measuring speed: learning objectives+ lesson + basic activities to practice speed calculations. Speed check: learning objectives+ lesson with video about light gates + a think-pair-share activity and a mini-plenary Patterns of movement: learning objectives+ lesson Distance-time graphs: learning objectives+ lesson + 3 examples + mini-plenary End of unit questions: 5 representative activities for students to feel confident. Revision: 25 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment Check the slides’ notes for suggestions, answers or extra info. Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside any other SOW. It includes a document with the main objectives of the unit for students to revise and use it as checklist. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, contact me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated!