This large, comprehensive Biology GCSE worksheet pack covers the topic of plant nutrition (topic 6 on the CIE course) The pack contains the following: Worksheet 1 - Defining photosynthesis, the equations for photosynthesis, uses of glucose by the plant and mineral requirements. Worksheet 2 - Requirements of light, chlorophyll and carbon dioxide for photosynthesis. Worksheet 3a, b, c, and d - Investigating photosynthesis using aquatic plants (focusing on AO3 skills) Worksheet 4 - Limiting factors and using glasshouses to increase crop yield. Worksheet 5 - Using hydrogencarbonate indicator to investigate photosynthesis and respiration. Worksheet 6 - Structure of the leaf and adaptations for photosynthesis. Key features of the worksheets: Visually engaging for students and clearly laid out Familiarisation of students with key words, their correct spelling and definitions Neat summary of the content for students’ notes (can be easily placed into a file or stuck into books) Comprehensive corresponding answer sheets for the teacher Helpful for lesson preparation for non-specialist science teachers

The first of three resource packs covering the Transport in Animals topic. This resource pack contains a comprehensive 20 slide presentation with four worksheets to be completed by students as the presentation is worked through. The presentation and worksheets cover the following subtopics: 1.) The need for a circulatory system 2.) Different types of circulatory system (including advantages and disadvantages of the different types) 3.) Structure and function of blood vessels with corresponding worksheet (1) 4.) Structure of blood vessels related to their function with corresponding worksheet (2) 5.) Exchange at capillaries with corresponding worksheet (3) - there is a support version provided too with the words given for students to complete the cloze activity if needed 6.) Formation of tissue fluid with corresponding worksheet (4) also includes mathematical calculations for the students on pressure 7.) Comparison of blood plasma, tissue fluid and lymph Answers are given in the presentation to worksheets 1 and 2 and answers sheets are provided for worksheets 3 and 4. The notes given with the presentation (seen under the slide when not in presentation mode) explain which worksheet should be used with which slide/s. This resource pack should take approximately 2 hours to work through. Although designed for OCR A students, the content is extremely similar for all A Level Biology specifications. Resource packs 2 and 3 to follow shortly - these will cover the heart structure, cardiac cycle, coordination of the cardiac cycle and transport of carbon dioxide and oxygen.

This pack of two worksheets is designed to be visually appealing for A Level students in order to learn and revise the transport in plants topic. The worksheet pack focuses on the vascular systems throughout the plant and includes diagrams to label of the structure of the root, stem and leaf with accompanying questions. All answers to the worksheets are included, these can be projected for students to check and mark their own answers.

An essential teaching resource for the introduction or revision of the GCSE Inheritance topic. These resources have been designed to be engaging and visually appealing for GCSE Biology students. The resource pack includes the following: - an A4 introductory sheet on what inheritance is and key terms and their meaning - an A4 introductory sheet on genetic crosses - 2 A4 worksheets for students to complete on genetic crosses and the key Inheritance terms and their meanings - 2 A4 answer sheets for the student worksheets Please download my free sample of the genetic crosses introductory sheet to view the quality of my resources.

A pack of two diagrams for GCSE Biology students to label, covering:- 1.) Leaf Structure in the Photosynthesis Topic 2.) Flower Structure in the Plant Reproduction Topic

A clearly laid out and visual worksheet which focuses on the labelling of the parts of the fermenter and their roles. The fermenter commonly comes up on GCSE Biology exam papers and this worksheet will help your students to get to grips with how the fermenter works, providing them also, on completion, with a clear and comprehensive revision resource. A completed answer sheet is provided for the teacher and can be projected on the board when going through the sheet with students…

Designed for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus but could be used with other syllabi that cover the role of teeth in digestion. The worksheet covers the different types of human teeth and their role in ingestion and also the structure of a tooth. The worksheet is visually appealing for students and is designed so that pupils can work through it independently. There is a black and white and colour version of the sheet and additionally a full A4 poster-style worksheet of the tooth structure. An answer sheet is provided for the teacher.

A cut and stick and cloze activity aimed at A level students. The activity is designed so that students can learn and identify the key stages of mitosis and describe what happens in each of the main stages. The cloze activity allows students to become more familiar with the key terminology associated with this topic. This activity could also be used for able GCSE students. This activity can be completed by students independently as all instructions are given on the sheets. Ideal for both teaching the topic and also as a revision aide. A completed answer sheet is provided for the teacher.

This Biology GCSE complete lesson resource pack covers the topic of Lung Structure (the respiratory system). This pack includes a PowerPoint on lung structure (the respiratory system), with an associated worksheet (supported version included) to complete for students’ notes and homework task set on the lesson which can easily be assessed and involves no teacher marking. The PowerPoint has slides for both the supported version and the non-supported version (you can hide the slides not needed depending on the ability of your students). This lesson should take approximately 25 minutes. There is also a follow up PowerPoint and recap test sheet (A5, two copies per page and can be easily guillotined) for easy assessment of pupils on this topic. Marking can easily be done via peer marking, saving you time. The recap test should take approximately 10-15 minutes with peer marking and collection of marks by the teacher and makes a great starter activity for the consecutive lesson. Key features of the PowerPoint and worksheets: Visually engaging for students Clearly laid out for students Encourages pupils to work independently, with clear instructions given Comprehensive corresponding answer sheets for the teacher Helpful for lesson preparation for non-specialist science teachers Familiarisation of students with key words, their correct spelling and definitions

This pack contains two crosswords focusing on the Neuronal Communication topic. The content is primarily targeted at the OCR A Biology specification. The first crossword covers receptors, neurones and action potentials. The second crossword targets the mechanism of synaptic transmission. The crosswords are designed to enable students to become more familiar with key terminology and definitions. Possible use of the crosswords could be as a baseline assessment at the start of the topic or as a plenary or revision activity at the end of teaching the topic. This is also a nice homework task for students to complete and easy to mark! Answers to both crosswords are provided for the teacher.

This resource features two multiple-choice packs, each pack contains 20 questions. This pack covers Topic 16 of the IGCSE CIE course, on Reproduction and the two subtopics are: Plant reproduction Human reproduction These packs can be used in a number of ways: Use as a homework task for consolidation or assessment of prior knowledge of a topic Multiple-choice challenge, where students either individually or in teams compete against one another to get the most correct answers (15 minutes is a good time allowance to give) As an assessment (15-20 minutes) For revision of a topic before an exam Answers are provided (can be projected to go through the correct answers and allow pupils to self or peer mark), and also an answer grid for students to complete if you would rather reuse the question papers, rather than the students writing on them.

A poster pack covering the external and internal structure of the heart. Ideal for A level Biology students. The posters are great for display around the classroom or to give to the students for revision. All posters have been provided in a choice of black and white or colour. The black and white copies could be coloured in by students to aid memory of the heart structure. Both posters have been provided in an A3 and A4 format to allow for printing in either size.

A colour poster featuring the structures found in animal and plant cells and their functions. The posters are great for display around the classroom or to give to the students for revision. The posters have been provided in an A3 and A4 format to allow for printing in either size.

A colour poster detailing the structure of the skin and its role in temperature regulation. The posters are great for display around the classroom or to give to the students for revision. The posters have been provided in an A3 and A4 format to allow for printing in either size.

This resource features a multiple-choice pack containing 20 questions. This pack covers Topic 8 of the IGCSE CIE course on Transport in Plants. These packs can be used in a number of ways: Use as a homework task for consolidation or assessment of prior knowledge of a topic Multiple-choice challenge, where students either individually or in teams compete against one another to get the most correct answers (15 minutes is a good time allowance to give) As an assessment (15-20 minutes) For revision of a topic before an exam Answers are provided (can be projected to go through the correct answers and allow pupils to self or peer mark), and also an answer grid for students to complete if you would rather reuse the question papers, rather than the students writing on them.

This is a 40 mark/40 minute assessment featuring 10 multiple choice questions (paper 2) and 30 marks of structured questions (paper 4) to give students practice of both styles of question. A mark scheme is included for the assessment.