This 18 slide ppt is covering the New AQA AS Biology requirements for planning an experiment, processing the data, presenting data, drawing conclusions and evaluating data. It was made so I can use each section when carrying out experiments and showing students - key words, apparatus, equipment and techniques what is required for the New syllabus when carrying out scientific experiments. Can be used over many lessons, or each time an experiment is completed to reinforce standards required. Each slide(s) covers a specific area required for the scientific experiments: 1. Planning - keywords, apparatus, equipment and techniques 2.How to produce the perfect table 3. Risk assessments 4.Percentages, percentage changes, averages, ratios and SD 5. Perfect graphs, finding rates an 6. Correlation and causation 7. Errors in measurements, minimising errors 8. Evaluation Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This is a 9 slide power point on Respiration. I use this with my Foundation & GCSE Double award class as a class presentation and as a starter for my Triple Group. With Triple groups you will only need to include the chemical equation for respiration and go into more detail with respect to ATP, which is not required for double award. It includes aerobic and anaerobic respiration, differences between the two, the word equations, release of energy (ATP), oxygen debt and RQ quotient. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This is a power point explaining all of the key terms related to ecosystems with exam terminology and great pictures and diagrams. I uploaded this onto my school system as a homework to test students on all of the key terms and what they mean. I have also used a plenary to lessons and as revision at the end of the unit. Also, found this really helpful with GCSE foundation/SEN groups; as the term are easily read and the pictures are bright and eye catching. The work sheet has every key word written and students just fill in the definitions. They can then stick the sheet in the front of their books. The second worksheet is for a class activity, or a home work and sets students tasks to complete on ecosystems, predator - prey relationships, etc. The following terms are stated: classification (artificial and natural), evolutionary trees, binomial system (genus & species), habitat, ecosystem, producer, consumer, pyramid of numbers, biomass , predator, prey, equation foe energy transfer in food chains, energy loss through food chains, parasites, mutualism, interspecific and intraspecific relationships, adaptations (specialists, generalists, extremophiles, anatomical and behavioural adaptations).

This extensive power point covers the GCSE Additional Science Physics syllabus covering atomic structure, radioactivity, isotopes, ionising radiation, half life, alpha, beta and gamma sources, uses of radiation, radioactivity safety, nuclear fission and fusion. The power point is colourful, has good diagrams, and includes exam technique and how to answer questions. Two worksheets - atomic structure & history , balancing nuclear equations Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it, please leave feedback.

This 10 slide powerpoint explains what variation is , what is meant by continuous and discontinuous and examples of the factors involved, finishing with the type of graphs students are expected to recognise and be able to produce and explain.

This power point was made specifically for my Foundation & GCSE Double Award students and only covers that strand of the specification. It is colourful, has pictures and easy to follow key points. An excellent class resource to show the class and for them to make appropriate notes in their exercise books. A worksheet which can be used as a plenary sheet or to set as a homework. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This 14 slide ppt covers the AQA chemistry syllabus on metal ores and their extraction. The slides cover ores, reduction, electrolysis, copper, aluminium, blast furnace, displacement reactions, environment problems, recyclying, phytomining and bioleaching W/sheet to help consolidate the information in the ppts, based on the theory and a w/sheet which could be used as a paired activity, starter, plenary or homework. Also, good for revision before an exam.

This power point covers the AQA syllabus for drugs. It covers medicinal, recreational and performance enhancing drugs. It covers legal and illegal drugs, drug testing stages, arguments for and against, and how to assess claims about drugs. Alcohol and smoking are covered as legal drugs. Nice colourful worksheet on types of drugs, and a student task on alcohol.

This is a 12 slide power point and 2 A4 work sheets, covering the AQA GCSE physics (core) syllabus. It covers , why the universe is expanding, red shift, Doppler effect, Big Bang theory, Steady state theory, CMBR, and limitations of the theories. The work sheets can be used in conjunction with the power point. Can be used in class, as a homework, or for revision.

This is a 9 slide presentation covering aspects of the OCR AS Biology specification for micro-organisms and food. It includes, autotrophs, heterotrophs, food spoilage, food spoilage prevention, preservation techniques, good microbes, SCP (single celled protein) and advantages and disadvantages of SCP. Good for class presentation or revision resource for students. Resource is easily to understand and contains both word and pictures.

GCSE Biology revision sheets - 14 in total, aimed at Higher Tier/Triple students. These can be printed individually as A4 /A3 sheets to be used in various lessons as starters, plenaries or home works. I used these with my Triple group as revision tools. The students loved them and many used them as part of their revision. Subjects covered are : Heart, Heart disease, circulatory system, blood, blood groups, kidneys, growth, menstrual cycle, fertility (pill, etc), organ donation, the skeleton, ECG, respiratory system, and respiratory functions and graphs. Thank you for looking at my resources, if you like them please leave feedback, or follow me to ensure you get notification of any new resources.

The ultrasound 7 w/sheets cover what ultrasounds are, how they work, examples of uses in medicine (kidney stones/ foetal checks), how to work out distance between boundaries (using example questions), differences between x-ray, CT scans and ultrasounds. It finishes with 10 questions for the students to consolidate what they have learned. Made these sheets specifically for revision with higher tier students (turned into a little A5 revision booklet). You could set it as a home work booklet. I also used the sheets with lower ability/ struggling students to help consolidate the main scientific information they need. They liked the sheets because they were easy to understand and easy to access the scientific material. Magnets and electromagnets (2 sheets) - nice mind map on magnets and a quick fill in sheet after they have completed the work. Great for class activity as a starter, plenary, home work, or as a revision card. Even used with top set KS3 who loved it. Light and sound help w/sheets to help consolidate information from lessons. (4 sheets)

This is an 18 slide power point which covers all of the new syllabus for AQA AS Biology this year and will also for the OCR AS biology syllabus. The power point includes what carbohydrates are, monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides, condensation & hydrolysis reactions, Benedicts testing of reducing and non-reducing sugars, cellulose structure and function, glycogen structure and function and finishing with starch structure and function. Easy to follow scientific terminology and colourful diagrams. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

GCSE Biology farming power point specifically aimed at foundation students. Easy to read and understand text, colourful diagrams and pictures to cover all aspects of the farming part of the syllabus. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This resource is for the CIE iGCSE Biology 0970 (9-1) syllabus for Topic 15 Frugs, It includes a power point to help teach the theory and worksheets.

The power point is a colourful, easy to follow explanation of the rock cycle. Suitable for KS3 and GCSE (SEN) students.These sheets were made specifically for my KS3 students but have worked really well with SEN and GCSE Foundation students. They are colourful, easy to read and easy to fill in. All can be used as starters, plenaries, home works or even as a class test.

This pack includes a power point showing step by step what density is and how to calculate it. It is suitable for both KS3 Science and KS4 GCSE Physics In the power point it gives the equation and how to calculate the density of a liquid, a regular object and an irregular object. After or during the power point students can carry out the different techniques, collecting data and working out various densities. At the end, I have included 2 worksheets which can be used as consolidation, a plenary activity, a home work or a test in next lesson.

This pack consists of a power point to aid teaching the specification for this topic and a number of help sheets. Helps sheets include: Breathing IN/OUT mechanisms Spirometer traces and how to calculate VC, etc Also, a helpsheet for the required practical.

New AQA Biology B6.1 to 6.6 suitable for separates and combined (don't do the last 2 sections). These power points can be used as individual lessons or put together for revision sessions. There is also a B6 checklist to help students assess progression from start to finish.

This 21 slide ppt covers the new AQA AS biology syllabus for genetic diversity and natural selection. it covers alleles, genetic bottlenecks, founder effect, natural selection, behavioural, anatomical and physiological adaptations, good colourful examples, directional and stabilising selection, investigating selection, asceptic technique and antibiotic resistance practical (using antibiotic discs). Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it pls leave feedback.