Here is a slide for the beginning of every AQA GCSE Biology paper 1 lesson with a retrieval practice question. The questions on the right hand side are the most recent, the left hand side is randomly selected from the syllabus studied so far. You can click on the question the student is answering to reveal the answer underneath.

A poster showing how to reference an assignment/poster/leaflet Entertaining presentation style, thorough referencing include figures, subheadings etc.

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Easy science project for students to complete on dissolving sugar in a cup of tea. This is at 3 clearly differentiated levels (Easy, Medium, Difficult), so you can pick the one that is most appropriate to each student. Students can then peer assess one another, or self assess themselves using the checklist. The checklist will need adapting depending on what levels you are using for assessment! This would be fantastic to use at home too, as it is an easy scientific experiment for children to do. You just need a glass, water and sugar. They could expand on this by counting how many teaspoons of sugar dissolve in hot and cold water. They could find out what happens to the speed at which particles move in hot and cold water, and therefore why there is a difference. It is also a good opportunity to practice drawing particle diagrams.

Summative assessment for lessons uploaded. Biology assessment covering the circulatory, reproductive and breathing systems. Revision questions match the Assessment closely, answers provided for both.

Full lesson introducing KS3 students to waves, relating it to sound and giving a practical application. Lots of different learning activities and plenty to do without use of practical equipment (see notes on practical slide) Full lesson breakdown: Title slide with date and settler q. Engage - to get students hooked Practical task - equipment free alternative given in ‘notes’ section Review Exam practice Literacy task Learning Check Peer assessment opportunity Plenary Worksheets all included Keywords on every slide

A lesson on the Carbon cycle for KS3 Lesson structure as follows: • Settler activity • Engaging starter • Task 1 game – can be found here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/carbon-cycle-6211747 • Learning check • Task 2 Written activity • Extension questions • Exam questions • Peer assessment • Plenary • Timers throughout • Keywords and date on every slide • Worksheets to print included

A lesson on the water cycle for KS3 Lesson structure as follows: • Settler activity • Engaging starter • Task 1 written task • Learning check – peer assess • Task 2 Storyboard • Task 3 Global issues • Exam questions • Peer assessment • Plenary • Timers throughout • Keywords and date on every slide • Worksheets to print included

A lesson on Food Chains and Webs for KS3 (Lion King Theme) Lesson structure as follows: • Settler activity • Engaging starter • Task 1 written activity • Learning check • Task 2 practical game • Exam questions • Peer assessment • Plenary • Timers throughout • Keywords and date on every slide • Worksheets to print included • Homework included

Whole lesson on Gas Exchange for KS3. Structure as follows: Settler Practical engagement task Learning check Second task Exam question practice Peer assessment opportunity Differentiated print outs Keywords on every slide Timer where appropriate

Whole lesson on breathing and gas exchange for KS3. Lesson structure as follows: Settler Revision engagement task Task 1 Worksheet task 2 Worksheet task 3 Plenary learning check Answers included throughout Worksheet at end of ppt too Timers throughout Keywords on every slide

Whole lesson on blood vessels and blood for KS3 students. Lesson structure as follows: Settler Engaging starter Task 1 (differentiated sheets, and extension q) Learning check (and answers) Task 2 *Optional practical suggestion Practice exam question Self assessment Plenary task Timers where appropriate throughout Keywords on every slide Print outs on ppt

A lesson on variation for KS3 Lesson structure as follows: Settler activity Engaging starter Practical activity Graph activity Learning check Exam questions Peer assessment Plenary Timers throughout Keywords and date on every slide Worksheets to print included

An investigation-based lesson for KS3 students. NOTE: needs a peak flow metre! Lesson structure: Settler Engagement task Intro to and examples of variables Opportunity to pick variables Time spent on control variable Results table structure practice Conc/Eval practice Exam q. plenary Keywords on each slide Timer where appropriate

Tried to help a Farsi student out during a lesson on hydrocarbons, now I’m helping you too :)

Probably not the best translation of all of these words, there were so many ways to say pure!!

A powerpoint and sheet with a project homework, would be great to compliment a KS3 topic on forces/weight and then use for formative assessment as a level ladder is given too! Just changed whats on your level ladder. I have had some really great work back from this in the past! The ppt is to set the scene and generate enthusiasm mainly! This would be very suitable for an extended project for children to do from home as there are clear success criteria for them to follow!