1 x lesson power point considers the reactions of a plant and then recalls eukaryotic and prokaryotic (and other photosynthesisers). Followed by animation and word anagram of how plants use glucose with more detailed tasks following. Exam questions also. Describe all the ways plants use glucose. Describe how plants make proteins. Explain how and why plants convert glucose to starch for storage.

1x lesson power point on non-communicable diseases GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non-communicable diseases - lesson on non-communicable diseases intro

1x power point lesson on smoking with a range of engaging activities and facts. Accompanying worksheet also. GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non -communicable diseases - lesson on smoking

GCSE NEW SPEC - B8 - Photosynthesis - Testing a leaf for starch practical lesson and theory following on form plants using glucose. Lesson practical sheet as well as a suggested homework activity power point slide. Test to see if a leaf contains starch. Explain why the leaves are tested for starch and not for sugar. Interpret results and relate to photosynthesis equation.

1 x lesson power point outlining theory of practical and exam questions for students to work on. Lesson practical worksheet AND online simulation to consolidate learning for homework task (2nd power point). Required practical: carry out an investigation, collect, present and analyse the results. Translate information between graphical and numeric form

Differentiated slides on powerpoint for varying ability of middle and top sets. Accompanying worksheet with exam questions as a separate handout. Lesson power point covering respiration and the short & long term effects of exercise Write the word and balanced symbol equation for respiration. Describe why respiration is an exothermic reaction. Describe and explain the changes that occur in the body during exercise. GCSE NEW SPEC - B9 - Respiration - Lesson 1 & 2: Aerobic respiration & exercise

GCSE NEW SPEC - B10 - The human nervous system - lesson 2 - functions of human nervous system

1x power point with 11 slides on fermentation, anaerobic respiration, oxygen debt. Define the terms “anaerobic” and “oxygen debt”. Write the word equation for anaerobic respiration in different cells. Explain why anaerobic respiration is less efficient than aerobic respiration. GCSE NEW SPEC - B9 - Respiration - Lesson 4 : Anaerobic respiration

1 x lesson power point with engaging activities covering metabolism and the liver including: flow chart diagram, uses of the liver Pictionary, quiz at the end of the power point, success criteria outlined and shared with students for AfL. Define the term ‘metabolism’. Give examples of metabolic reactions in metabolism. Describe the formation of urea. (Higher only)

1 x lesson power point with 19 slides covering GCSE NEW SPEC - B10 - The human nervous system - lesson 1 - homeostasis principals State what homeostasis is and why it is important. Describe examples of conditions that need to be controlled. Model the role of the nervous & the endocrine system in homeostasis.

NEW SPEC - A level Biology - Module 5 - Communication - Chapter 1 - Homeostasis Lesson power point Lesson exam question plenary

19 slides covering organelles, cells and genetic information. Label diagrams of animal and plant cells. Describe the function of the main organelles. Describe the order of size of: cell, nucleus, chromosome and gene.

Excellent for a start or end of term project! A full series of 8 lessons with accompanying worksheets based on how science works and investigative skills; including L1: To safely use a Bunsen Burner, L2: Variables, L3: Writing a method, L4: Graphs and Tables, L5: Carrying out an investigation, L6: Conclusion of investigation, L7: Investigation practical (assessment) and L8: Write-up of investigation (assessment).

AQA New SPEC - Chemistry revision sheets - C1 - C4 - Atoms, bonding and moles chapter 4x power point slides consolidating the four chapters with AO1 and AO2 recall and application

Practical lesson power point, check sheet and practical sheet. (i) the principles and uses of paper and thin layer chromatography to separate biological molecules/ compounds (ii) practical investigations to analyse biological solutions using paper or thin layer chromatography. To include calculation of retention (Rf) values.

Comprehensive and detailed Lesson power point with summary questions for students and hidden slides for printing. (b) the structure of a chloroplast and the sites of the two main stages of photosynthesis The components of a chloroplast including outer membrane, lamellae, grana, thylakoid, stroma and DNA. © (i) the importance of photosynthetic pigments in photosynthesis To include reference to light harvesting systems and photosystems.