Whole lesson for new GCSE Biology 1-9 Required Practical 10: Rate of Decay with milk. Includes literacy lesson stater and graded questions based on trends found in the experiment. Attached is the suggested method from AQA however, you may want to use pH meters instead for greater accuracy. Please rate and comment suggestions welcome.

<p>Whole lesson for the new GCSE Biology 1-9 on the Carbon and Water cycles and why they are vital to life. Differentiated worksheets and questions included with optional extensions throughout the PowerPoint. Please leave feedback/comments about the resource.</p>

<p>Entire lesson including differentiated tasks used in a double period for a high ability year 9 class. Could easily be used for a GCSE lesson. Two different plenary task available depending on your class and their ability. Some activities from other users so thank you for your help.</p>

<p>Includes a series of three lessons for the new GCSE Biology specification that introduces reaction time and some of the factors that can affect it. Then takes the student through making designing their own practical and completing it. Along with drawing up graphs, conclusions and evaluation. Includes suggested homework between lessons. Please rate and comment on the resource.</p>

<p>Complete digestive system revision booklet for new GCSE Biology 1-9. Format borrowed from another TES user, thank you. Includes multiple simple revision activities along with practice exam questions for entire digestive system topic.</p>

<p>Full lesson on cloning in mammals, could be used for new GCSE 1-9 or high ability KS3 class. Includes fully differentiated worksheets and a graded plenary task at the end of the lesson. Mark schemes and answers included. Some activities taken from other users, thank you.</p>

<p>GCSE Biology lesson on the structure of the eye. Students attempt to label eye as a starter with anything they already know. They then go through and re-label correctly before an information hunt around the room for some. Finally students work in groups to construct a 3D model of the human eye. Credit for the 3D model activity goes to <a href="http://ellenjmchenry.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">ellenjmchenry.com</a>. Please rate and comment.</p>

1 or 2 Whole lessons on measuring abiotic factors in different habitats. Student's complete A-Z starter, cover what abiotic factors are and how to measure them. Then head outside and take measurements and two soil samples. Soil samples are tested back in the classroom at different stations using the instructions in the PowerPoint. Please rate the resource.

<p>New GCSE 1-9 revision task for Ecology topic. Could be used at the end as pre-test revision or part of a larger revision lesson. Tasks increase in difficulty and marks with answers provided. Please rate the resource, thank you.</p>

Full lesson for AQA GCSE Biology communities lesson. Worksheet from a different user, thank you. Students cover what a community is, competition and interdependence with real life examples. They are then tasked with linking the species in a given community together. Please rate the resource.

<p>Whole lesson for iGCSE 9-1 based on a lung dissection demonstration at the start of the lesson along with questions on this. Then a look at alveoli and how they are adapted for gas exchange. Finishing with a fully differentiated and graded task complete with mark scheme.</p>

Whole lesson on structure of the respiratory system with labeling worksheets, questions and answers included in PowerPoint. Worksheets from other users, thank you. Initially used with As Applied Science but adapted it slightly for GCSE Biology. Please rate the resource.

A lesson for higher ability classes introducing Simpsons Biodiversity Index, how to calculate it and what it means. Lesson includes a pictionary starter, introduction of the Biodiversity Index, a worked example and the use of students own collected data.

GSCE Biology Lesson on discovering and developing new drugs with graded questions task at the end. Answers attached as a different file. Some parts taken from other users (Thank you). Please rate the resource.

<p>Whole lesson on exam technique looking at the command words used in iGCSE exam papers and what each word or phrase is actually wanting the students to do. Most words come with practice questions and a mark scheme at the end of the presentation. Some I struggled to find questions for. Almost all the questions are for Biology but the same words are used in all three sciences.</p>

Lesson for As Biology briefly looking at what Biodiversity is and how to sample it followed by calculating Simpsons Biodiversity. Any &quot;Book Questions&quot; refers to OCR As/A level Biology A book. Please rate the resource.

Whole lesson on blood vessel structure and function. Used initially with As Applied Science but would work well with the new GCSE Biology courses. Lesson involves viewing blood vessels under a microscope, group work and presentations. Please rate the resource.

New GCSE Biology lesson offering an alternative to quadrat sampling outdoors. Involves creating sampling areas on tables inside creating quadrats in class and using sweets as different species of plants. Where each sweet (species of plant) is found depends entirely on the table (habitat) the students are sampling. High ability Simpsons Biodiversity extension included. Please comment/review this.

An extended independent project to go with the adaptations and community section of the new AQA GCSE Biology specification. Task introduced and set as homework at the start of half term for several weeks. Students to add to homework throughout the term and either present in the last lesson with a minimum 5 minute presentation to the class or hand in an essay on their chosen habitat. Please rate the resource.

<p>Basic information and structure for several lessons for cell structure, function and transport including suggested practicals and activities. Does not include exam practice questions or worksheets (can be provided if needed). I suggest using this as a base for building your lessons around.</p>

A Collection of 10 summary questions for the new AQA GCSE Biology units. Print on coloured paper and ask students to glue them in and date and complete them at the start of topic. They can then return to them throughout the topic or at the end to re-date it and answer them again. Excellent way of showing progress over time for each topic.