The continuous and discontinuous variation Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast these two forms of variation found in populations of organisms. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key.

A set of 28 task cards designed for students to independently or in groups to review and consolidate the structure and function of the circulatory system. The cards include multiple choice and true/false questions. Covers the following topics: blood composition red blood cells white blood cells arteries veins capillaries heart structure Included in this kit: 28 task cards. Student solution sheet on which to record answers. Teacher answer key. There are 4 cards on each sheet [7 sheets in total]. They can be printed in greyscale or colour [single or double sided]. Save paper and time by laminating the cards and keeping them as class sets. Provide each student with a blank solution grid for writing the answer to the problem stated on each card. Great as a group extension or consolidation activity or for early finishers Clipart by: Julie Ridge Designs

An interactive digital Venn diagram covering the features of exoskeletons and endoskeletons. A great interactive activity for comparing and contrasting these two types of skeletons. Includes the following: ➸ Venn diagram blank template ➸ Features of exoskeletons and endoskeletons information boxes ➸ Venn diagram solution How to use: Click on the links in the downloadable document to access the resources. In the browser window that opens click on the ‘make a copy ‘ button. The file will open in Google Slides. Share the file individually with students, download it or add to Google Classroom for students to access.

The Angiosperms and Gymnosperms Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast these two plant groups. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key.

An interactive digital Venn diagram covering the features of angiosperms and gymnosperms. A great interactive activity for comparing and contrasting these two plant groups. Includes the following: ➸ Venn diagram blank template ➸ Features of angiosperms and gymnosperms information boxes ➸ Venn diagram solution How to use: Click on the links in the downloadable document to access the resources. In the browser window that opens click on the ‘make a copy ‘ button. The file will open in Google Slides. Share the file individually with students, download it or add to Google Classroom for students to access.

The Carbohydrates, Lipids and Proteins Venn diagram graphic organizer is a great way for students to compare and contrast these three macromolecules. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key.

An interactive digital Venn diagram covering the features of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins. A great interactive activity for comparing and contrasting these three macromolecules. Includes the following: ➸ Venn diagram blank template ➸ Features of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins information boxes ➸ Venn diagram solution How to use: Click on the links in the downloadable document to access the resources. In the browser window that opens click on the ‘make a copy ‘ button. The file will open in Google Slides. Share the file individually with students, download it or add to Google Classroom for students to access.

An interactive digital Venn diagram covering the features of natural and artificial selection. A great interactive activity for comparing and contrasting the characteristics of these two types of genetic selection. Includes the following: ➸ Venn diagram blank template ➸ Features of natural and artificial selection information boxes ➸ Venn diagram solution How to use: Click on the links in the downloadable document to access the resources. In the browser window that opens click on the ‘make a copy ‘ button. The file will open in Google Slides. Share the file individually with students, download it or add to Google Classroom for students to access.

A biology learning grid to support the study and revision of the characteristics of the major animal and plant phyla. Students use a dice to decide which square they land on and then answer the question. Can be used individually, in pairs or in small groups. Great for collaborative revision. Comes complete with an answer key, cut and paste dice, instructions and a blank grid for students to write their answers on if they wish to. Also includes a bonus word search. Phyla included: Bryophyta Filicinophyta Coniferophyta Angiospermophyta Porifera Cnidaria Platyhelmintha Annelida Mollusca Arthropoda Chordata Echinodermata A great accompaniment to this resource: Plant and Animal Phyla Card Sort

The animal and plant card sort is comprised of 3 cards for different phyla [characteristics, phylum name and an image]. 36 cards in total. Simply print in colour or greyscale and then cut out the set of cards [laminate if you wish to make class sets]. Students then shuffle the cards and sort them into their correct sets. Works great as a lesson starter, plenary or review. Could also be used for concentration and snap. Phyla included: Bryophyta Filicinophyta Coniferophyta Angiospermophyta Porifera Cnidaria Platyhelmintha Annelida Mollusca Arthropoda Chordata Echinodermata A great accompaniment to this resource: Animal and Plant Phyla Learning Grid

An interactive digital Venn diagram covering the features of monocotyledon and dicotyledon plants. A great interactive activity for comparing and contrasting these two plant groups. Includes the following: ➸ Venn diagram blank template ➸ Features of monocots and dicots information boxes ➸ Venn diagram solution How to use: Click on the links in the downloadable document to access the resources. In the browser window that opens click on the ‘make a copy ‘ button. The file will open in Google Slides. Share the file individually with students, download it or add to Google Classroom for students to access.

The open and closed circulatory systems Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast the characteristics of these two transport systems in animals. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key. Clipart by: Educlips

The autotrophs and heterotrophs Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast these two types of nutrition in organisms. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key.

An engaging cut and paste graphic organiser to support the study of angiosperms and in particular the characteristics of monocots and dicots. Students cut out each of the pictures and examples. Then arrange, organise and paste them into the correct positions on the graphic organiser provided. Covers the following characteristics: ➸ flower parts ➸ pollen type ➸ root structure ➸ cotyledons and seeds ➸ vascular tissue type Includes a colour and black and white version and comes complete with solution and a bonus activity sheet. Great accompaniments to this resource: Monocots and Dicots Venn Diagram Monocots and Dicots Digital Venn Diagram - Distance Learning Monocots and Dicots Doodle Notes Clipart by: Clipartino

A word search on the common animal groups used in vertebrate and invertebrate classification. Great as a starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with colour and black and white versions. Complete with solution. Includes the following vocabulary: ➸ vertebrate ➸ invertebrate ➸ chordate ➸ mammal ➸ fish ➸ bird ➸ reptile ➸ amphibian ➸ porifera ➸ annelid ➸ echinoderm ➸ cnidarian ➸ mollusk ➸ arthropod ➸ arachnid ➸ crustacean ➸ insect ➸ myriapod Why choose word searches? ➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling. ➸ They introduce new vocabulary. ➸ They help consolidate vocabulary. ➸ They help develop pattern recognition. ➸ They help improve problem-solving skills. ➸ They support learning context clues. ➸ They are self-differentiating. ➸ They can assist in boosting working memory. ➸ They foster persistence. Clipart by: Educlips

A word search on the common invertebrate groups with examples of each group. Great as a starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with colour and black and white versions. Complete with solution. Includes the following vocabulary: ➸ invertebrate ➸ porifera ➸ annelid ➸ echinoderm ➸ cnidarian ➸ mollusk ➸ arthropod ➸ arachnid ➸ crustacean ➸ insect ➸ myriapod ➸ exoskeleton ➸ spider ➸ snail ➸ jellyfish ➸ starfish ➸ lobster ➸ bee Why choose word searches? ➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling. ➸ They introduce new vocabulary. ➸ They help consolidate vocabulary. ➸ They help develop pattern recognition. ➸ They help improve problem-solving skills. ➸ They support learning context clues. ➸ They are self-differentiating. ➸ They can assist in boosting working memory. ➸ They foster persistence. . Clipart by: Educlips

A word search on the common vertebrate groups with examples of each group. Great as a starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with colour and black and white versions. Complete with solution. Includes the following vocabulary: ➸ vertebrate ➸ chordate ➸ mammal➸ fish ➸ bird ➸ reptile ➸ amphibian ➸ endoskeleton ➸ kangaroo ➸ giraffe ➸ shark ➸ tuna ➸ flamingo ➸ eagle ➸ snake ➸ lizard ➸ turtle ➸ salamander ➸ frog ➸ toad ➸ axolotl Why choose word searches? ➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling. ➸ They introduce new vocabulary. ➸ They help consolidate vocabulary. ➸ They help develop pattern recognition. ➸ They help improve problem-solving skills. ➸ They support learning context clues. ➸ They are self-differentiating. ➸ They can assist in boosting working memory. ➸ They foster persistence. Clipart by: Educlips

The red and white blood cells Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast the characteristics of these blood components. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key. Clipart by: Julie Ridge Designs

A word search on the pioneering natural scientist Charles Darwin. Great as a starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with coloUr and black and white versions. Complete with solution. Includes the following vocabulary: ➸ Charles ➸ Darwin ➸ naturalist ➸ geologist ➸ biologist ➸ England ➸ HMS Beagle ➸ Galapagos ➸ adaptation ➸ finches ➸ natural selection ➸ Origin of Species ➸ Theory of Evolution ➸ fossils ➸ voyage ➸ tortoises Why choose word searches? ➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling. ➸ They introduce new vocabulary. ➸ They help consolidate vocabulary. ➸ They help develop pattern recognition. ➸ They help improve problem-solving skills. ➸ They support learning context clues. ➸ They are self-differentiating. ➸ They can assist in boosting working memory. ➸ They foster persistence. Clipart by: ToonClipart

A word search on the pioneering primatologist Jane Goodall. Great as a starter activity or for early finishers. Comes with color and black and white versions. Complete with solution. Includes the following vocabulary: ➸ Jane ➸ Goodall ➸ chimpanzees ➸ Africa ➸ Gombe stream ➸ Tanzania ➸ primatologist ➸ anthropologist ➸ ethologist ➸ England ➸ conservation ➸ Cambridge University ➸ Flo ➸ David Greybeard Why choose word searches? ➸ They help develop word recognition and can enhance spelling. ➸ They introduce new vocabulary. ➸ They help consolidate vocabulary. ➸ They help develop pattern recognition. ➸ They help improve problem-solving skills. ➸ They support learning context clues. ➸ They are self-differentiating. ➸ They can assist in boosting working memory. ➸ They foster persistence. Clipart by: ToonClipart