a good starter / plenary / revision activity on 5 kingdoms, vertebrate groups, invertebrate groups, 40 cards (pairs of image + name) can be played as card sort or as matching pair / memory game

board game on Transcription and Translation designed for KS4 (suitable for new Edexcel IGCSE spec) great as revision activity contains game board, 52 tRNA cards, mRNA cards, 12 action and 30 question cards

Loop Game on diffusion, osmosis and transport (active, passive, facilitated) 28 cards with images, keywords and descriptions Great as starter / plenary or revision activity.

Crossword on diffusion, osmosis, transport keywords including solutions and anagram great as starter / plenary or revision activity

Loop Game on Genetic Crosses - great (and challenging) starter / plenary or revision activity standard monohybrid crosses (dominant / recessive) including some on gender inheritance 14 cards per game

Aerobic Respiration - Loop Game (KS5) keywords and images on aerobic respiration, glycolysis, chemiosmosis, electron transfer chain, link reaction, Krebs cycle designed for Edexcel SNAB Topic 7 (Run for your life) 24 cards per set

fun starter or revision activity to review keywords and images organelles, specilialised cells, organs topics 28 different bingo cards (with 9 symbols each) and 1 call sheet with all 36 symbols print out, cut up Bingo cards, play!

Card sort following the fate of glucose in chocolate around the body through digestive system, blood stream, circulatory system, pancreas, insulin, liver, … Fun revision - great for revising and putting together different topics (digestive system, circulatory system, glucose homeostasis). Students arrange cards in the correct order. 32 cards per set. Print, laminate, chop up, play!

Card sort following the fate of carbon dioxide through photosynthesis into lettuce, then around the body through digestive system … Fun revision - great for revising and putting together different topics (photosynthesis, digestive system). Students arrange cards in the correct order. 20 cards per set. Print, laminate, chop up, play!

Card sort following the fate of chicken meat around the body through digestive system, blood stream, circulatory system, kidneys, bladder, … Fun revision - great for revising and putting together different topics (digestive system, circulatory system, kidneys and excretory system). Students arrange cards in the correct order. 30 cards per set. Print, laminate, chop up, play!

Biology Maths: Introduction to percentage and percentage change calculations in Biology and practice questions from various Biology topics. Great for GCSE (and A level) exam revision practice. 7 pages including: 1 page of introduction to calculations 5 pages of practice questions (12 Questions with subquestions = 26 total) 1 page of marking scheme

Salters-Nuffield AS/A2 Biology Edexcel, Topic 1 - Lifestyle, health and risk 125 keyword cards excellent revision activity to review keywords, definitions. We use these cards for an Articulate like game (students explain as many keywords as they can in 30 sec, others guess) print out, laminate, cut up, use!

Cardiac Cycle card sort to review events in atrial systole, ventricular systole and diastole (including pressure, heart valves, ECG, heart sound, etc) Suitable for Edexcel SNAB Topic 1 and Topic 7 and also other exam boards. 33 cards per set

Card sort following the fate of french fries around the body through digestive system, blood stream, heart, lungs, muscle, respiration, and back… Great for revising and putting together different topics (digestion, lungs, heart, respiration). Students arrange cards in the correct order. 32 cards per set. Print, laminate, chop up, play!

Fun card game on Feelings with Emoticons / Emojis. A quick and fun starter / plenary game e.g. for a PSHCE lesson on emotions or Biology lesson on hormones. 30 square cards per set with 6 symbols each, suitable for 3-4 players print, laminate, cut up, play! Cards are distributed between players. One card is placed in the middle. Players hold their cards as a pile with the top card showing symbols. The player who can first find the matching symbol between his top card and the card in the middle calls out that symbol and places his top card in the middle. Now the matching symbol of that card with the players’ top cards has to be found. The player who manages to get rid of all his cards first is the winner.

Big A3 concept map on hormones and their function (including insulin, glucagon, ADH, adrenaline, menstrual hormones, testosterone) • includes over 55 keywords • this is a great revision activity for GCSE • students can complete this with or without keyword list Great activity for revision across different topics (completion takes about 20-30 min) 3 pages including: - blank concept map for students (print A3) - completed concept map - set of keywords (2 sets per A4 page)

A crossword on 9 human hormones (FSH, LH, oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, insulin, glucagon, ADH, adrenaline), their function and place of production Includes solutions and anagram Great as starter / plenary or for revision

Card sort on characteristics of microbes and pathogens: fungi, protoctista, bacteria and viruses. 40 cards per set great starter / plenary or revision activity

Salters-Nuffield AS/A2 Biology Edexcel, Topic 2 Genes & Health Giant mind map including over 95 keywords from Topic 2 (Cystic fibrosis, CFTR, lung symptoms, mucus, membrane, membrane transport, proteins, transcription, translation, protein structure, mutations, DNA, DNA replication, ethical issues, gene therapy, genetic screening, etc). Great as whole topic revision activity (takes around 30 min to complete) 3 pages including: - blank concept map for students to fill in (print A3) - solutions - completed concept map - set of keywords

Salters-Nuffield Edexcel Biology - Scientific Article 2018 (Food cravings, microbes, control etc) For Question 7 of Edexcel Biology Paper 3: General and Practical Applications in Biology (BN0/03) Includes: • Student worksheet with 48 Questions and space to write answers (11 pages) • Teacher Markscheme