KS3 Miccrobes: Famous microbiologists, the black death, bacteria reproduction BUNDLE OF 8 RESOURCES 1. Alexander Fleming, 2. Bread making using yeast 3. Edward Jenner 4. Famous microbiologists and fermentation H/W 5. Louis Pasteur 6. The Black Death handout 7. The black Death PPT 8. Bacterial reproduction PPT and Task

Biology GCSE B6 - Behaviour, Memory, the brain and synapses: 14 RESOURCES

A Level Ecology: PPT and Booklet Covering: Key Terms Coral Reef transects and associated handout and activity

Taxonomy for Biology (GCSE/A Level) : Introduction with 9 examples to complete A PPT of 15 slides including: - An introduction into the biological classification system - Examples of Kingdoms, Orders and Classes - 9 Examples to complete

A Level Digestion, including detail on macromolecules - PPT and booklet Covering: Dietary needs and deficiency disorders Adaptations of the stomach and small intestine Lipid and protein digestion Health risks associated with a high fat diet including: Artheroma, heart attack, formation of a thrombosis, embolism, and aneurysm.

To cover both GCSE and A Level/Access Biology courses on the Skeletal System 8 RESOURCES PPTs and Booklets PPT 1 - GCSE Level - Bones and Blood Objectives: Describe how our skeleton, joints and muscles support our body and allow us to move Describe how we can monitor our level of fitness Summarise a day in the life of a physiotherapist PPT 2- The Skeletal System - A Level/Access Biology Objectives: 1. Describe how our skeleton, joints and muscles support our body and allow us to move 2. Give the functions of cells of the bone 3. Label the parts of a long bone PPT 3 - The Skeletal System - A Level/Access Biology Objectives To recap the functions of the skeletal system To give the different shapes of bone To give the different types of joints To describe the stages of bone formation To label the Haversian system To identify the different types of vertebra Hand-out 1 - GCSE Bones and Blood The skeleton: ● Label the skeleton ● Describe the three types of joints ● Joints and Bones: Key terms ● Antagonistic pairs of muscles ● A day in the life of a physiotherapist The heart, the blood and circulation ● Label the heart and give the three stages of the heartbeat. ● Give the differences between arteries, capillaries and veins ● Give the components of blood and their functions Hand-out 2 - An Introduction to the skeletal system Hand-out 3 Labelling a long bone Bone development Compact and spongy bones Key word list Muscle contraction Hand-out 4 Revision of functions of the skeletal system Types of joints Bone development Labelling of the Haversian System The vertebrae Hand-out 5 Further Revision Bone Shapes Type of Joints The Vertebrae The Haversian System Muscle contraction

The Nervous System: Resting & Action Potentials - lesson plan, hand-out, case study and PPT - A Level Biology

GCSE: Cell Transport - Movement in and out of cells: PPT and Booklet Covering diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis and active transport, speed of diffusion and examples.

Pigeon Dissection: PPT and handout with detailed instructions and biological labels

GCSE: Evolution, Selective breeding, variation, biodiversity & threats to biodiversity: 3 RESOURCES - Booklet, PPT of 57 slides, Variation Quiz and Crossword

GCSE Life Processes, the cell, enzymes, photosynthesis, limiting factors and respiration 8 RESOURCES 1. Life processes and the cell - PPT 2. Limiting factors of photosynthesis - PPT 3. Rate limiting factors and fieldwork - PPT 4. Rate limiting factors and fieldwork - Booklet 5.Planning photosynthesis - worksheet 6. Linking photosynthesis and respiration - worksheet 7. Metabolism - Booklet 8. Enzymes - Booklet 9. Enzymes - PPT

GCSE: Genetic diseases, punnet squares, stem cells, ethics and new technologies - 4 RESOURCES Genetic diseases and ethics - PPT and booklet Stem cells, cloning and new technologies - PPT and booklet

Speciation & evidence for evolution: The Wallace line, fossils: 5 RESOURCES KS3/GCSE/A Level Biology 1. Evidence for evolution: Booklet 2. Evolution Crossword 3. Fossils - Activity 4. The Wallace line- handout 5. Speciation - PPT of 90 slides with activities on evolution and speciation

GCSE Revision: Specialised cells, cell transport & enzymes - PPT and booklet PPT of 63 Slides of revision quizzes on specialised cells and cell transport 3 Page revision booklet on enzymes, cells and cell transport.

A PPT of 12 slides to cover GCSE Biology: The Carbon and Nitrogen Cycle and monitoring of pollution

2 PPT presentations: 1. 22 PowerPoint slides covering plant transport, suitable for A Level Biology and similar courses: • A Recap of the function of the xylem and phloem • Identifying the sources and sinks of plants • Describing the process of translocation • Explaining why translocation is an energy requiring process • The pressure flow hypothesis 2. Presentation 2 with quizzes/Questions: - A recap of photosynthesis, a cross section of the leaf - Transpiration - Transport in plants - Adaptations of xerophytes - Translocation - Quiz - Illustration of plasmodesmata - Apoplast and Symplast routes of water movement through roots. -

GCSE: Pathogens, vaccines, antibiotics, drug development. A PPT of 72 slides to cover: Pathogens: Bacteria, viruses, fungi. The immune system, phagocytosis, inflammation. White blood cells. Lines of defence. Vaccines Antibiotics Antibiotic resistance Drug development.

GCSE Biology: Food Chains, species, adaptations, selective breeding, evolution, biodiversity: 3 RESOURCES 1. PPT of 78 slides to cover: Food Chains, species, adaptations, selective breeding, evolution, biodiversity. 2. Booklet of 10 pages to cover: Food Chains, species, adaptations, selective breeding, evolution, biodiversity. 3. Booklet of 19 pages to cover: Evolution, biodiversity and Selective breeding.

GCSE: 30 RESOURCES: Work booklets and PPTs to cover: 1 and 2. Evolution, selective breeding and biodiversity 3. Diseases, pathogens, vaccines and antibiotics. 4. Enzymes 5-7. Evolution. 8 and 9. Food chains, food webs, energy transfer, adaptations of animals. 10. Fossils. 11. Enzymes 12 and 13. Genetic diseases. 14. Life processes and the cell. 15-17. Photosynthesis, respiration and metabolism. 18-19. Movement in and out of cells. 20-22. Photosynthesis and fieldwork practicals. 23. Speciation 24-25. Stem cells 26. The carbon and nitrogen cycle. 27-28. Translocation and gas exchange in plants. 29. Variation Quiz 30. Wallace line of biogeography. 31-32. Revision of cells and enzymes.

KS3 : Cells, microbes, food chains, ecology, animal behaviour, populations . . . 1. Alexander Fleming, 2. Bread making using yeast 3. Edward Jenner 4. Famous microbiologists and fermentation H/W 5. Louis Pasteur 6. The Black Death handout 7. The black Death PPT 8. Bacterial reproduction PPT and Task 9. 11 PPT slides covering: Animal communication Imprinting Instinctive behaviour Conditioning Learned behaviour 10. A PPT of 13 slides covering: What is a pathogen? Types of pathogens How pathogens are spread Protection against pathogens - First line of defence 11. 262 PPT slides to cover: Types of habitat Animal adaptations Classification of animals Food preferences Choice chamber experiment Food chains and food webs Identification Keys Planning an environmental study Variation Evolution 12. PPT and booklet to include: Key words Pyramids of biomass Pyramids of number Quiz Bioaccumulation activity 13 and 14. 2 handout's and a PPT of 23 slides covering population pyramids, the use of numeracy in looking at population increases and the effects of an increase in the population on energy resources and pollution. 15 and 16. Populations: PPT and Hand-out 17. Cells