<p>For best results print on A3 paper.<br /> Revision activity focused on the NEW GCSE 9-1 AQA Required Practical on the effect of light intensity on photosynthesis.<br /> Questions around the equipment, how its used, the variables, control variables, the light intensity graph, hypothesis, conclusion and how to improve accuracy.</p>

<p>Covers all of topic 6.<br /> survival and response to muscle contractions in detailed revision Powerpoint with exam questions and answers embedded.</p>

<p>Gas Exchange in Insects, fish, humans, plants and the issues with plant gas exchange. Full detailed revision powerpoint with embedded exam questions and mark schemes.</p>

<p>Can be used for GCSE or Alevel . Explains a umber of maths problems with examples and answers.</p>

<p>Monomers, polymers, lipids, proteins monosaccharides, disaccharides, carbohydrates, food tests, Enzymes</p>

<p>Print onto A3 paper for best results.<br /> A revision sheet for middle-higher ability pupils revising the GCSE Effect of temperature or pH on enzyme activity.<br /> Covers set up of equipment, variables, control variables to consider, trends in graphs, enzyme denaturing and practice exam questions.</p>

<p>Revision slides covering the entire biological molecules topic. Can be used by teacher or pupils for note-taking or for a warm-up before test or exam.</p>

<p>Full detailed revision powerpoint on the cells topic for A Level.<br /> Eukaryotic, prokaryotic, cell organelles, microscopes, magnification calculations, cell division, virus, bacterial repication, microcopes slide set up, cell fractionation, MITOSIS ROOT TOP SQUASH REQUIRED PRACTICAL REVISION SHEET AND ANSWERS. Exam questions and answers embedded.</p>

<p>Revision powerpoint with notes and exam questions on the genetic diversity topic.</p>

<p>A double-sided worksheet with differentiated questions asking pupils to calculate magnification, actual image size and real size of an object.</p> <p>Each question has a number of chillies. 1chilli= easy. 2 chillies = medium. 3 chillies = harder.</p> <p>the answers have not been provided as this depends on how you print the worksheet e.g. A3/A4/A5.</p>

<p>Best printed on A3 paper.<br /> Revision sheet covering how to set up a microscope, setting up a slide, parts of the micrscope, issues with setting up slides, drawing a cell, and magnification.</p>

<p>Best for printing on A3 paper.<br /> Overview in the entire osmosis required practical for GCSE.<br /> Identifies common questions surrounding the RP.</p>

<p>Best printed on A3 paper.</p> <p>Overview of the entire RP, including exam questions.</p>

<p>Best printed on A3 paper.</p> <p>An overview of the entire photosynthesis practical. Good for teaching and for revision.</p> <p>Explores many questions and exam questions that could be asked on exams.</p>

<p>Revision worksheet</p> <p>Boxes for pupils to fill in answering questions about different components of the enzymes required practical. Also includes exam questions on enzyme activity.</p>

<p>Can be printed on A3 or A4</p> <p>Summarises the main points and questions asked on exam papers on this RP.</p> <p>Best used for revision alongside exam questions or after conducting the practical.</p>

<p>I use this worksheet as a ‘gap task’ after I have marked pupils work on the microscope required practical.</p> <p>Task 1 - Rearrange the sentences to describe how you would set up an onion cell slide and view it under a microscope.</p> <p>Task 2 - Look at the images from under a microscope. How would you improve the images.</p> <p>Task 3 - Differentiated magnification questions.</p>

<p>A simple worksheet suitable for low ability or SEND pupils.</p> <p>Appropriate for KS3 and KS4 biology lessons.</p> <p>Choose the parts of the micrscope from the keywords box to fill in labels pointing to parts of a microscope.</p> <p>2 worksheets available - One with first letter of some of the parts already in the boxes. Answers on the final slide.</p>

<p>Task 1 - label an animal cell<br /> Task2 - identify animal and plant cells in a micrograph<br /> Task 3 - Match the cell organelle with its role in the cell.</p>