A-Level Biology: Respiration- complete set of lessons

These are a series of lessons for delivering the Respiration topic at A2 level. I have used them to teach AQA, and in their current format, they are being used for OCR. Each of the lessons is designed for approximately a 1 hour lesson. I've designed these resources to tackle the difficulties students commonly face by moving through the topic step by step.
Lesson 1 - ATP - covers the structure of ATP, hydrolysis of ATP, why ATP is adapted to its function and comparison with glucose.
Lesson 2 - Respiration - covers mitochondria structure and adaptations, glycolysis, link reaction and Kreb's cycle. There's a good back to back activity that I've used in observations before.
Lesson 3 - ETC - takes students through the process, highlights the importance of oxygen. The ETC diagram can be made A3, laminated and used for students to practice what happens in the electron transport chain.
Lesson 4 - Anaerobic respiration - covers anaerobic respiration in animals and yeast. Allows students work out the different yields from each stage and compare them.
There is a Respiration Pack that contains the specification objectives, key word glossary and exam questions that can be utilised throughout delivering the topic. There are also parts of the pack that link to the powerpoint to support students in making notes. There is another document with the answers to the exam questions.