Worksheets for the digestive system. *Label the digestive system organs. Unmarked digestive system diagram for HA or as a discussion/display diagram in your lesson *A simple question sheet. *Cut and stick ‘make a model’ of the digestive system. *-*All sheets come with a lined black and white version for printing - Image purchased @ Rossys-Jungle

This includes: *Booklet to print at A5 size for students to work through as part of the induction program. -Lab Hazards/Rules -Hazard Symbols -Hazard Meanings -Safe in Science Certificate -Naming Lab Equipment -Drawing Lab Equipment -Measuring Using Lab Equipment -Using a Bunsen Burner -Bunsen Checklist -Bunsen Burner Certificate -Experiment Write-up - Heating different volumes of water to a set temperature and timing how long it takes. (includes all prompts/sub headings and a pre-made table and graph area) -Glossary/Definitions -Science Passport Certificate *Certificates (to take home x3). *Hazard Symbols Card Sort ((x5) ideal for laminating and keeping) - I’ve now added an answer key. *Equipment Card Sort ((x19) ideal for laminating and keeping) - I’ve added some more equipment and an answer key *Variables Card Sort ((x6) ideal for laminating and keeping) - In answer order on sheet. *Lab Equipment Labels for Your Lab (x12)

A full size skeleton. When printed this just needs sticking together and it creates a life size skeleton for display purposes. Images @ The Cher Room

This resource is based around a practical task for aseptic technique. It contains: *Student Practical Instructions *Results Table and Questions *Exam Questions *Exam Answers *Card Sorting Activity *Other Ideas/Methods for the Practical This is matched to the AQA Required Practical.

A practical to test the starch in a variegated leaf. The worksheet accompanies and matches fully to the practical. This comes in two formats to allow you to choose your preference. Images purchased at The Cher Room.

A worksheet which addresses the need to be able to label the respiratory system and answer basic questions including the flow of air through the lung. This includes a black and white version for easy printing. The resource worksheets are designed to be printed in A5 or A4. I use them as both depending on the type of group I have. Purchased Images: @ Rossys-Jungle

A card sort to explain aseptic technique with the reasons for each step.

5 x Revision Mats to cover the whole of B1 (AQA). Take the stress out of exam preparation; these are the perfect revision activity for students of all abilities. Whether its the end of a topic, mock or GCSE exams, this resource will test the key points that students need for this section of the curriculum. They can be used in lesson or sent home for students to complete. Use with the other revision mats in the series to allow students to create their own revision guides. This can be done throughout the year or as a booklet before the exams. They work well for students to conduct their own gap analysis too. Students love doing them, they're bright enough to be interesting and contain all the central concepts that students need to obtain a great GCSE result. They particularly love them as an A3 mat. This includes the diagrams I've drawn so you can use them in your own lessons/PowerPoints.

A task/worksheet to label each of the reproductive systems and complete a word - function match.

Student friendly instructions for the effect of exercise on pulse rate and breathing rate alongside worksheets for them to complete.

Energy in Food Practical Instructions and Worksheet

A double sided homework sheet to recap the key learning points for aerobic and anaerobic respiration. I've updated to include the word document so this can be edited.

A card sort for AS Biology to demonstrate mitosis. This shows mitosis for both plant and animal cells and comes with a colour and black line version. This should be printed two sheets to 1 A4 page - A5 size. Images are purchased from Tangstar Science.

These cover the 2.1 Section of IB Biology Quiz cards that can be used for various activities. Quiz Quiz Trade, Board Games, Flash Revision. I usually print them off for students and secure each pack with a binder ring so they can be used for revision before exams. I also have a deck printed off in card to use in lessons for revision games. Likely suitable for A Levels/AP: some cards may need removing.

These cover the 1.1 Section of IB Biology Quiz cards that can be used for various activities. Quiz Quiz Trade, Board Games, Flash Revision. I usually print them off for students and secure each pack with a binder ring so they can be used for revision before exams. I also have a deck printed off in card to use in lessons for revision games.

A worksheet which addresses the need to be able a diagram of the heart, valves and blood vessels. This includes a black and white version for easy printing. The resource worksheets are designed to be printed in A5 or A4. I use them as both depending on the type of group I have.

This contains a cardsort/cut and stick for the fertilisation of plants and a plant life cycle worksheet. This also contains an American version with the use of Fertilization. This includes the easy print blackline versions and answers for each). They are designed to be suitable to be printed at A4 or A5 size. Please see preview for the product.

3 Worksheets for adaptations. This includes: Cactus, Polar Bear and Camel.

A revision mat to cover the key concepts students need for examination in B1 (AQA) topics on Adaptations, Environment and Competition etc. Take the stress out of exam preparation; these are the perfect revision activity for students of all abilities. Whether its the end of a topic, mock or GCSE exams, this resource will test the key points that students need for this section of the curriculum. They can be used in lesson or sent home for students to complete. Use with the other revision mats in the series to allow students to create their own revision guides. This can be done throughout the year or as a booklet before the exams. They work well for students to conduct their own gap analysis too. Students love doing them, they're bright enough to be interesting and contain all the central concepts that students need to obtain a great GCSE result. They particularly love them as an A3 mat.