GCSE Biology Enzymes Timed quiz which includes 12 questions which can be used as a good starter, plenary or general AfL

RAG Class Voting Quiz to use with Red/Amber/Green Cards Relay Quiz - Print slides 1 – 4 single sided in a separate colour for each team. Slice and put in a pile and staple the stack so it is in numerical order. Teams have to come and collect the 1st question, take it back to their team to answer, then bring it to you (the teacher) to have it checked. If they are correct they can move on to the next question. If they are wrong, you may choose to give them some verbal feedback they can share with their team. Great AfL activity which my students LOVE!

***Get 90% off the cost of your first resource worth up to £10 with code JANUARY90. New buyers only!*** GCSE Genes and inheritance revision relay quiz. A great team based games in which they compete to answer 16 questions correctly whilst giving you the opportunity to give verbal feedback! Instructions and markscheme included!

Red-Amber-Green voting quiz PowerPoint Template file - add your own questions to make a personalised quiz

Play 'Pictionary-esque' games on an interactive whiteboard which includes and locked board, movable pieces and a timer

***Get 90% off the cost of your first resource worth up to £10 with code JANUARY90. New buyers only!*** A Level Teacher Presentation that walks through protein structure clearly, from amino acid structure, formation of the peptide bond, primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structure, as well as globular and fibrous proteins. There is a student handout that includes CLOZE tasks they can complete during the presentation - I recommend printing out 4 slides per page in landscape.

Genetic Engineering Cut and Stick Activity Students can sequence the process of making human insulin using genetically engineered bacteria. The sheet has a scaffoled space for them to stick their answers down and there are then follow-up questions on the second side. Projectable answers are also included

***Get 90% off the cost of your first resource worth up to £10 with code JANUARY90. New buyers only!*** GCSE AQA Biology 9-1 - Three Work sheets on Photosynthesis - The Required Practical, Limiting factors and Commercial Use. These worksheets have been produced to address the new Biology Specification to examine limiting factors, inverse square law between distance and light intensity, and the commercial application of limiting factors - weighing up cost vs. improved yields. Suggested answers are also included for the two of the sheets

***Get 90% off the cost of your first resource worth up to £10 with code JANUARY90. New buyers only!*** A comprehensive PowerPoint which takes students through the mutations that they need to know about for the AQA A-level spec (topic 3.8) - substitutions, Deletions, Additions, Inversions, Duplications, Translocations. The Worksheet is 4 sided and assesses their understanding of these mutations and the effect on protein structure. The later questions become challenging for the more able. Also included is a Markscheme to review the worksheet with students

A visual 13 slide presentation which runs through the Sanger sequencing method in a fully animated comprehensive manner. The starter slide explores nucleotide structure and dideoxynucleotides. The slides then move onto the reaction, gel electrophoresis, autoradiograph production, and some key points about the value of genome sequencing.

Cut and Stick activity and associated comprehension tasks, along with a projectable markscheme (PPT file). The cut and stick covers both stages of meiosis and genetic recombination, and provides a nice 20-30 minute activity that has proven to be an effective AfL task with my own classes, which was well received.

***Get 90% off the cost of your first resource worth up to £10 with code JANUARY90. New buyers only!*** A PowerPoint presentation which you can use to guide your students through a rat dissection with an accompanying sheet which allows students to identify and colour organs in thoracic and abdominal views

Five worksheets that I have recently written in order to update some old resources that I was using. They are aimed at the Biological Molecules 3.1 AQA topic. Suggested Answers provided for all Lipids and (2 sided) Amino acids and protein structure Carbohydrates Enzymes theory (2 sided) Recall Quiz Bio Mols

A fun quiz of the year for AS Biology (AQA) - it is likely to overlap with other exam board specifications, but I cannot vouch for this! It contains nearly 90 Questions and it easily lasts an hour. Covers a range of topics, particularly from Biological molecules and cells topics, and has some more serious sections - identifying molecules/ proteins, and some less biology related rounds - flags / womens world cup badges. I have created a 1% club round based on the style of questions in the TV series, which my students have loved (those that watch actual telly and not Netflix at least!) I run it as a pub-style quiz. Groups of 2-4 students, and they mark each others after a round All answers are provided *one round (6Questions) is based on the 2023 Women’s world cup - this could be updated to 2024 Men’s world cup badges… or beyond!

A three sided worksheet and answers. Tackles questions to do with uncertainties within measurements. Has questions to do with single measurements, dual measurements, multiplying uncertainties and powers - links to the AQA Biology specification and the Practical handbook.

A Level Biology Maths Skills - Logarithms, Log graphs and exponential increases worksheet 4 sides and all answers included. The Worksheet gives brief summaries of the skills involved in working with factors of 10 and logarithms, as well us using 2 to the power functions for calculating the exponential increase of cell populations. 2 pages focus on dealing with log scales on graphs. My students have found these particularly useful, and these are definitiely an area for marginal gains with the examboard. The logarithmic question for AQA 2023 paper 3 was poorly answered with 17% of candidates not even attempting the question. The log graph question in 2023 paper 1 saw only 7% of students achieve 2 marks.