This is contains a powerpoint including the following; Interactive labelling of mitochondrial structure Interactive glycolysis process Detailed descriptions of glycolysis, link reaction Template on which to annotate the electron transport chain + chemiosmosis on a white board Embedded mini quizzes/spot checks Past paper practice with mark schemes

Need a quick, engaging activity for your students to consolidate their knowledge on biological molecules? Here is a large crossword and solution in 2 pdf documents. Covers all A level Biology Exam Boards that cover Biological Molecules (Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids)

Need a quick, engaging activity for your students to consolidate their knowledge on ecology? Here is a large crossword and solution in 2 pdf documents. Covers all A level Biology Exam Boards that cover Ecology based topics

This is word document containing cell organelle names and definition. Students have to match the organelle to the correct definition. This is designed so that the teacher makes copies and cuts them out for a repeat activity. Useful as a starter or plenary to check knowledge learned. I hope it helps. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Happy Teaching :)

This resource covers multiple lessons for Biology A level exam boards. Includes: Need for gaseous exchange systems Surface area to volume ratio and how to calculate with questions. Mammalian gas exchange system - distribution of tissues Spirometry - OCR exam board Gas exchange in insects - tracheal system Gas exchange in fish - countercurrent flow Practical information e.g. dissection Questions are included but additional past paper questions could be added by the teacher. I hope this will help with your lessons. I appreciate your feedback if you purchase this resource. Happy teaching - Just Teach Resources.

Edexcel A level Biology (SNAB, B and International) Past Paper Questions, MS & Examiner Report Suitable for Edexcel A level Biology exam boards - or any that teach cystic fibrosis.

CPAC Full Student Laboratory Book designed for OCR A A level Biology. Could be used for other exam boards Designed with the aim to complete many of the skills in year 1. Of course it can be modified to fit with the scheme of work. Includes: Required practical skills for Practicals Skill Monitoring Sheets to be completed by teacher/tutor and/or student as they progress. Pages of textbook refer to OCR A Biology main textbook. Methods for the following: PAG1 - Observation of Mitosis using a light microscope PAG1 - The structure of blood and differential staining PAG1 - Using a light microscope to examine blood vessel structure PAG1 - Using a light microscope to examine lung tissue PAG2 - Dissecting a mammalian heart PAG2 - Dissecting a plant stem PAG 3 - Calculating species diversity PAG 3 - Measurement of the distribution & abundance of plants in a habitat PAG 3 - Investigating correlation between a named species & biotic/abiotic factors in the environment PAG4 - Investigating the effect of substrate concentration on an enzyme catalysed reaction PAG 4 - Investigating the effect of temperature on an enzyme catalysed reaction PAG 5/8 - Investigating the effect of temperature on movement of pigment through a membrane PAG 5 - Using a potometer to investigate transpiration PAG 6 - Separating photosynthetic pigments using chromatography PAG 7 - Investigating the effect of antibiotics on microbial growth PAG 7 - Effect of disinfectant concentration on bacterial growth PAG 8 - Investigating water potential & osmosis in potato tubers PAG 9 - Qualitative testing for carbohydrates PAG 9 - Qualitative testing for lipids and proteins PAG 10 - Use of a data logger to measure lung volume PAG 10 - Investigating the structure of a DNA-Protein complex using RasMol software PAG 11 - Investigating the effect of exercise on pulse rate PAG 11 - Investigating phototropism PAG 12 - Research Skills 28 pages long. Can be printed out for each student to keep. They can add pages to it and this is instructed in the tasks. I hope it helps. I’d really appreciate your feedback if you use it. Happy Teaching :)