two in one lesson! Content from both structure of an atom AND history of the atom covered, plenty of tasks and questions incorporated.

A complete lesson on calculating concentration from the quantitative chemistry unit from the AQA spec. Complete lesson with starter activity, worked examples, practice questions with answers followed by a plenary. Lesson ready to use.

A complete lesson on carbon and water cycle with tasks incorporated. Suitable for GCSE and higher ability KS3.

Complete PPT on food chains and webs, key terminology addressed, questions and tasks incorporated. Suitable for both KS3 and GCSE combined.

Key facts, main symptoms, causes of CHD, preventing CHD, treating CHD. Function of stents, statins, heart valve replacement and artifical blood. Health and disease. Research task on CHD. News article on CHD. Exam questions within PowerPoint with answers for self-assessment. AQA specification.

Covers: dual circulatory system, different arteries and veins in the heart, how blood becomes oxygenated, comparing function and structure of arteries veins and capillaries, composition of blood and functions.

5 revision sheets that can be used as separate tasks throughout lessons or given as a homework bundle to students. Revision sheets based on key content from paper 1 chemistry (combined). Also ideal for year 11 students as part of quick recall tasks.

A huge bundle of lessons from the organisation unit from AQA specification! Complete lessons ready to use including starter tasks, activities and answers. Suitable for a range of abilities.

Content covered from 3.5.3 Respiration from AQA A-Level Specification. Can easily be adapted for other exam boards too. Covers topics including: Glycolysis Link reaction Krebs cycle Oxidative phosphorylation - electron transport chain Detailed content, followed by tasks and then exam questions for application. Ready to use without editing required. Required practical 9 is also included as a task to allow students to write their own method to achieve CPAC. Alternatively, a PPT with the practical and tasks are also included.

Content covered from 3.8.3 from AQA A-Level Specification. Lessons cover the following content as a guideline: Using genome projects Making DNA fragments Amplifying DNA fragments Gene probes and medical diagnosis Genetic fingerprinting Content covered, followed by tasks and exam questions for application. Optional to use (included free): An exam question booklet with an essay is included which can be set as on-going homework or used as a work booklet within lessons. An additional essay is included which can be used as a mini assessment before a test to identify gaps in knowledge.

Content covered from 3.6.4 Homeostasis from the AQA A-Level Specification. Can easily be adapted for other exam boards too. Principles of homeostasis and negative feedback Control of blood glucose concentration Control of blood water potential These in-depth topics are broken down across two PPTs - can be merged into one if preferred. The generic layout of the lesson is teaching content, followed by quick tasks, followed by exam application questions and mark schemes already on the PPT to allow self-assessment, then repeat. There is also an essay task included - rather than the original 25 marks, the essay is assessed out of 19 marks focusing on subject content and written communication - an excellent opportunity for the students to gather their thoughts and apply their understanding of regulating water content. If preferred, this can be returned back to its original 25 mark essay by adding 3 marks for depth and 3 marks for breadth. Revision task included too. Ready to use - no adjustments required!

Content covered from 3.2.4 Cell recognition and the immune system AQA A-LEVEL BIOLOGY SPECIFICATION. Can easily be adapted for other exam boards too. Covers topics such as (but not limited too): Receptor proteins and atigens antigen variability on disease Phagocytosis and role of lysozymes Response on T lymphocytes to a foreign antigen (cellular response) Response of B lymphocytes to a foreign antigen, clonal selection and the release of monoclonal antibodies (humoral response) Antibody structure and role Passive and active immunity Vaccines and herd immunity Monoclonal antibodies in medicine Ethical issues Elisa test Content covered, exam questions/tasks incorporated. Presentation project option available that is included too. A success criteria is already set with grades ranging from A*-D. Presentation can be set as a class project or homework, then present in front of the class - perfect as a revision tool before assessment. A feedback sheet is included so that scores can be given.