<p>This resource is an interactive run through of the Food Tests RPA for AQA, GCSE Biology - students “conduct” the experiment by running through the PowerPoint and fill in the provided practical sheets.</p> <p>This is designed so students can complete this at home, consolidating their understanding of the Food Tests RPA and helping them remember the key tests - which are also outlined at the start of the PowerPoint.</p> <p>Please note this PowerPoint uses a lot of animations to show the practical, so be careful moving things around.</p> <p>Hope it helps.</p>

<p>This is a small collection of resources I put together to try and help students with some of the key skills for KS4 science - this includes math skills, graphing and use of command words.</p> <p>It is appropriate for higher and foundation students you will just want to trim out certain parts.</p> <p>Applicable for Biology, Chemistry or Physics and accurate to the AQA specification.</p> <p>Hope it helps.</p>

<p>This resource is for the Enzymes RPA (AQA GCSE Biology exam board), it is a resource built around using the PowerPoint interactive to step you through how the Enzymes RPA is conducted - students are to use the PowerPoint then complete the structured experiment sheets - which have been differentiated into higher and foundation tie with extra support.</p> <p>The idea behind this is to a) allow students to experience the RPA from home and b) offer students an opportunity to come back and review the RPA if they have forgotten aspects of it.</p>

<p>As with my other interactives, this is an animated version of the Osmosis RPA for AQA, GCSE Biology. It has a supporting practical sheet which has been differentiated for higher and foundation students.</p> <p>Please note that you need to download the PowerPoint and present it as a slide show to see the animations properly.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p>

<p>This is an introduction lesson to B1.1 - Cell Biology.</p> <p>Structured to focus on drawing cells, labelling organelles and discovering their function. But also goes through Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic comparisons and some conversion of units.</p> <p>The PowerPoint is designed to go with the helper sheets provided, but feel free to use them individually if you so desire.</p> <p>It is for AQA GCSE Biology.</p> <p>Enjoy.<br /> Evan Watkins</p>