A 2 lesson powerpoint pack, covering AQA GCSE B2 Biology specification digestive system. Activities and exam questions included, with guided and independent practice. There is a “DO-NOW” starter slide with questions and tasks from last lesson/recent/distant lessons these powerpoints are part of a B2 bundle which also includes mid-chapter and end-of-chapter assessments, careers information relating to lesson content and a course booklet which students can complete as they go, with notes from the powerpoints, activities and all exam questions, so reducing both workload and printing per lesson.

A three lesson unit of powerpoints covering AQA GCSE Biology specification on ENZYMES, including the required practical. Activities and exam questions included, with guided and independent practice. There are “DO-NOW” starter slides with questions and tasks from last lesson/recent/distant lessons This powerpoint is part of a B2 bundle which also includes mid-chapter and end-of-chapter assessments, careers information relating to lesson content and a course booklet which students can complete as they go, with notes from the powerpoints, activities and all exam questions, so reducing both workload and printing per lesson.

A one lesson powerpoint covering AQA GCSE Biology specification and the required FOOD TESTS practical. Activities and exam questions included, with guided and independent practice. There is a “DO-NOW” starter slide with questions and tasks from last lesson/recent/distant lessons This powerpoint is part of a B2 bundle which also includes mid-chapter and end-of-chapter assessments, careers information relating to lesson content and a course booklet which students can complete as they go, with notes from the powerpoints, activities and all exam questions, so reducing both workload and printing per lesson.

A one lesson powerpoint covering B2.1 of AQA GCSE Biology specification, cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. Activities and exam questions included, with guided and independent practice. This powerpoint is part of a B2 bundle which also includes mid-chapter and end-of-chapter assessments, and a course booklet which students can complete as they go, with notes from the powerpoints, activities and all exam questions, so reducing both workload and printing per lesson.

One lesson powerpoint on DNA gel electrophoresis

2 powerpoints covering papers 1 and 2 for the AQA Biology (h) COMBINED science GCSE 2022. The content is from the advanced information provided by the board. It does not cover additional content that may appear in the papers as linked questions or multiple choice questions. A useful last-minute resource that can be given to students to focus their minds on the key terms and the required practicals.

2 powerpoints covering papers 1 and 2 for the AQA Biology (F) COMBINED science GCSE 2022. The content is from the advanced information provided by the board. It does not cover additional content that may appear in the papers as linked questions or multiple choice questions. A useful last-minute resource that can be given to students to focus their minds on the key terms and the required practicals.

2 powerpoints covering papers 1 and 2 for the AQA Biology (F) separate science GCSE 2022. The content is from the advanced information provided by the board. It does not cover additional content that may appear in the papers as linked questions or multiple choice questions. A useful last-minute resource that can be given to students to focus their minds on the key terms and the required practicals.

Complete knowledge organiser for year 2 of AQA A level Biology. Arranged by topic, one side has a simple recall question, the other side has the answer. Answers have been linked to AQA exam question mark-schemes, so you know that students are practicing key terminology needed. I use these as homework tasks and starters. The blank sheets can be used to fill in at the start of lessons, or students can self quiz by covering the answer and then checking.

A complete knowledge organiser for year 12 A level Biology AQA course. Arranged as a series of questions which students can use in their own independent study and self quizzing. I use these as part of a revision countdown in year 13, but also as retrieval practice as a lesson starter to recap previous learning and embed the key points. Also some blank question sheets which can easily be printed to form a starter or revision tool.

2 1-hour lessons covering revision of DNA, along with detail of RNA types and how DNA codes for proteins. This sequence of lessons should be taught before teaching protein synthesis.

One powerpoint lesson teaching students how to tackle logarithms in A level AQA Biology. Includes exam questions.

A 2 hour ( 2 lesson?) powerpoint with associated activities and exam questions, covering AQA A level HIV structure, replication and diagnosis using ELISA test. This clears up common misconceptions between HIV and AIDS and links topics such as immune system and antibodies.

A series of 3 1-hour powerpoints with accompanying exam questions to guide students through AQA A level respiration.

A series of five one-hour lessons covering the Biological molecules chapter of AQA A level biology. This includes presentations on lipids, bonding, carbohydrates and proteins and flash cards for students to cut out and keep for their own self quizzing. Exam questions with model answers included in presentations.

A series of 4 one-hour lessons on ENZYMES for AQA A level Biology. Includes exam questions with the model answers and flash cards for students to do some self-quizzing.

This one-hour challenge game is a great way to finish off year 1 of the A level biology course, or to be used as a revision resource. There are 8 challenges, including mathematical quizzes, based on the first year of AQA A level biology. Students complete against each other to complete all 8 challenges, with the final challenge answer being the clue to where the prize is hidden. My classes love this activity - I have laminated resources so I can use them every year.

Although a bit of a pfaff cutting things out, this resource can be laminated for future use. I've found this invaluable for demonstrating how mRNA is translated into a protein. Students can make the link between tRNA antocodons being specific for the amino acid they carry, and the process of translation at the ribosome. I asked one class to do this as a stop-frame animation, resulting in a lovely film they could keep to remember the process. Best printed A3 and then laminated unless you LOVE cutting teeny things out. I've uploaded a film made by one of my students so you can see how it will look. Enjoy!!