GCSE Chemistry - 8 worksheets covering acid and alkalis, corrosion, alloys, fertilisers, haber process, earths structure. Can be used as starters, plenaries, home works or revision sheets.

AS Biology - 4 sheets of revision cards to help stimulate students to remember theory. Good for class activities, starters, plenarys or revision tool.

This is an 13 slide power point covering the aspects of photosynthesis. Slides cover chloroplast structure, pigments, light absorption, Light dependent, phosphorylation/chemiosmosis, light independent cycles and finishes with carbon numbers of the calvin cycle. The workbook can be used with the ppt or used as a homework task, plenary, starter or as a revision tool. Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it please leave feedback, or follow me on twitter so you can get notification of othernew resources I produce.

GCSE Biology ppt covering Blood pressure, what is it, systole, diastole, high and low Bp. Includes a literacy class activity where they have to watch the ppt, then read the information in the task sheet. They then have to make a poster, or class notes on Bp, under 4 specific headings. The worksheets can be used as starters, plenarys, home works, or just as a quick test next lesson. Thank you for looking at my resource. If you like it, please leave me feedback or follow me on twitter so you don't miss out on other Biology resources.

This resource was made for my students to follow a comprehensive lesson on Blood Glucose Control. It shows Diabetes, the symptoms and how medical staff test for blood glucose levels. It includes clinistix, blood glucose testing and blood glucose monitoring devices. The worksheets include a revision card, a quick test and an activity. This resource works really well when students carry out the Urine stick test practical. An important fil-in help sheet is included for the practical.

A map and information about endangered species. Students have to make a poster showing all the endangered animals on the map. I had to bring up a map of the world whilst doing this activity as many are unaware where most places are. My SEN group worked really well in groups, discussing, working as a team, and producing a nice resource which can be put up showing students work, and also they get to understand about endangered species. I then set them a homework to chose one animal and tell me why it is endangered. Keywords can be put on the board to help.

GCSE Biology ppt covering what classification is (kingdoms, vertebrates, binomial system and how classification has changed over time. (DNA etc) Worksheets cover classification questions.

These sheets cover aspects of GCSE Biology - adaptations. There are 9 different sheets covering, worksheets, research task, help sheets and revision packs.

This is a 19 slide power point covering the new AQA AS Biology syllabus. The slides include: heart structure, blood vessels structure & adaptations, tissue fluid formation, double circulatory system, major parts of the heart and what they do, cardiac cycle and finishing with cardiac cycle graph interpretation. Thank you for looking at my resource. If you like it please leave me feedback and follow me so you do not miss out on other biology resources.

This bundle contains 6 GCSE Biology worksheets relating to selective breeding and cloning. There is differentiation from the Farmer Ted activity (SEN/Foundation) to Cloning (Higher tier). Thank you for looking at my resources, if you like them please leave me feedback.

GCSE Biology worksheets covering transpiration, xylem, phloem, hydroponics and water movement. These 6 sheets can be printed as A4 or A3 worksheets. You can use them as a starter, a plenary or even to set as a homework. Questions start easy and get harder, finishing with a 6 mark question. Thank you for looking at my resource. If you like it, please leave feedback.

These power points were made for my KS3 students but I also used it with my GCSE foundation students to help them understand how to draw a correct scientific Table and when to use a bar graph and when to use a line graph. It also explains the difference between independent and dependent variables. These power points explains how to compose a Good Table (headings, columns, anomalies, averages) and how to plot the correct graph. It concentrates on bar graphs and line graphs, independent and dependent variables. Actual examples shown and finishes with a task for the students as a plenary. Also included are help sheets for table and graph drawing which can be stuck in the front of students books as a reminder. (I print both and print as A5 help sheets.

This is a 12 slide power point for the GCSE Biology syllabus. It was made for Higher tier and Triple Science students. The slides include: DNA structure, chromosomes, genes, bases, genes, alleles, ribosomes, DNA replication and protein synthesis. Thank you for looking at my resources. If you like them please leave feedback.

An 18 slide power point covering the GCSE Biology syllabus. The power point can be used with both Double award and Triple science students. Slides include, definition of homeostasis, skin structure, temp control, blood glucose control, diabetes, water control, kidneys and ADH. Finishes with negative feedback. Also includes a slide which you can print as a fill in for the students to explain skin structure and vasodilation and vasoconstriction. Also 3 different homeostasis w/sheets differentiated for different ability levels. Thank you for looking at my resource, please leave feedback if you like it. Also follow me to ensure you don't miss out on other Biology resources.

A 22 slide power point covering the new syllabus for the New AQA AS Biology. It covers the following: structure of DNA/RNA, DNA replication, Meselson & Stahl, DNA & RNA in euks and proks, genes, protein synthesis (transcription & translation), chromosomes, alleles, universal, degenerate, and start and stop codons. Consolidation sheet attached. 30 minute AS test using past papers with mark scheme. Please leave feedback if you like this resources. Many thanks.

This is a power point and 4 accompanying work sheets which cover the GCSE Biology syllabus for Blood and Blood Vessels. It covers blood components (white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and plasma). then looks at arteries, veins and capillaries followed by heart structure, stents, coronary heart disease, cholesterol, artificial hearts and blood groups (antigens). Thank you for looking at my resources. Please leave feedback and follow me if you think other science resources I compile could be beneficial to you.

This 10 slide powerpoint explains what variation is , what is meant by continuous and discontinuous and examples of the factors involved, finishing with the type of graphs students are expected to recognise and be able to produce and explain.

GCSE Biology worksheet suitable for BTEC or Double award students. These 4 sheets can be printed off asA4 or A3 sheets and used in class as a starter (paired working), a plenary to a lesson, set as a homework or just use at the end of the unit/term as a revision tool for tests/exams. Thanks you for looking at my resources. If you like this one please leave feedback or follow me so you don't miss out on other science resources.

These 5 worksheets were developed for low ability / SEN students to understand crude oil formation and hydrocarbons. There are story boards (formation of crude oil), and easy worksheets with "fill in the gaps" . These worked brilliantly with my low ability BTec group, but I also used them as starters and plenarys for my Foundation GCSE Chemistry group. Fun and easy to follow and complete. Many thanks for looking at my resources. Please leave feedback or follow me if you like them

This is a 10 slide ppt covering the new AQA AS Biology syllabus. It has easy to follow scientific text, diagrams and graphs. The following items are covered: structure of Hb, oxyhaemoglobin, Hb saturation, Partial pressure of oxygen, partial pressure of carbon dioxide, dissociation curves, Bohr effect, Hb in different animals, finishing with differences in human Hb (foetal, adult and myoglobin. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.