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Print this revision sheets off on A3 and ask students to answer the questions. You could print off required practical sheets from AQA website to support this.

Pre-reading booklet designed for students to read and complete questions before the lesson. For each subtopic there is also a comprehensive key word table for students to write in definitions. Students will; Gain understanding of key words Practice recall of previous GCSE knowledge Answer basic recall questions Learn and recall key terms for the entire topic Links to free tutorials on youtube if a student misses a lesson By asking students to complete pre-reading, teachers will be able to; Check prior knowledge quickly Ensure students are reading the topic before the lesson Enable the lesson to move quickly from recall to applied questions Allow students to develop self-autonomy skills, resilience and independence to go onto university The booklet contains; ALL topics from AQA A Level Biology 3.3 Transport and exchange topic Basic recall questions for students to complete before the lesson A tutorial link from youtube Space to write questions they want to answer in class Topic list in the contents page

A selection of fun timers - all are edited for 5 or 10 minutes; A ticker tape which can run along the top or bottom of screen, can be edited font/colour etc A firework travelling up the screen then explodes A set of footprints appearing on your screen A snail race at the bottom of your screen

Pre-reading booklet designed for students to read and complete questions before the lesson. For each subtopic there is also a comprehensive key word table for students to write in definitions. Students will; Gain understanding of key words Practice recall of previous GCSE knowledge Answer basic recall questions Learn and recall key terms for the entire topic Links to free tutorials on youtube if a student misses a lesson By asking students to complete pre-reading, teachers will be able to; Check prior knowledge quickly Ensure students are reading the topic before the lesson Enable the lesson to move quickly from recall to applied questions Allow students to develop self-autonomy skills, resilience and independence to go onto university The booklet contains; ALL topics from AQA A Level Biology 3.4 Genetics topic Basic recall questions for students to complete before the lesson A tutorial link from youtube Space to write questions they want to answer in class Topic list in the contents page

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