A bundle of literacy resources designed to promote the use of literacy in your subject as well as giving students a deeper understanding of your subjects by focusing on keywords and their etymology. Also included in this bundle are resources focusing on exam command words. For example, writing frames which focus on command words from long answer exam questions (evaluate, discuss, explain, suggest). This writing frames are designed to aid students when writing their answers to such questions in your lessons. Individually, resources are worth £12 as a bundle, SAVE 50% when purchasing as a bundle.
A lesson on the cell cycle following the AQA A Level Biology spec. This lesson contains retrieval practice, retrieving and consolidating knowledge from previous lessons, topics and GCSE Biology. It also contains various resources, plenary and mini-plenaries and exam questions based on the lesson/topic.
A lesson on mitosis following the AQA A Level Biology spec. This lesson contains retrieval practice, retrieving and consolidating knowledge from previous lessons, topics and GCSE Biology. It also contains various resources, plenary and mini-plenaries and exam questions based on the lesson/topic. The lesson also contains instructions for a required practical (2 hour lesson)
2 hour lesson on prokaryotic cells and viruses following the AQA A level Biology spec. Contains lesson powerpoint, tasks within powerpoint (some differentiated), exam questions, lesson resources. Includes retrieval practice from topic/GCSE biology and exam practice.
Lesson covering cell specialisation and organisation following the AQA A level biology spec. Contains lesson powerpoint, exam questions, lesson resources and various tasks within the lesson powerpoint (some differentiated)
This lesson contains new A level Biology knowledge about the organelles in eukaryotic cells. There is a retrieval task which recaps previous knowledge of the cells topic so far as well as GCSE Biology (cells). The various tasks, mini plenaries and exam style questions allows students to achieve a deeper understanding about the structures inside eukaryotic cells and new structures that are not introduced at GCSE.
This lesson outlines the principles of both types of electron microscopes (TEM and SEM). It also contains knowledge on strengths and limitations of both types of microscopes. There is also an optional “research task” within the lesson if you have access to technology. This will open up the opportunity for your students to present their findings about electron microscopes. Giving you the option, as the teacher/lecturer, of a student led approach. Students can then evaluate each others presentations with “two stars and a wish” document. There are various tasks and exam style questions to allow students to evaluate the use of microscopes. There is an opportunity at the end of the lesson for student reflection, encouraging students read further into the topics they found more challenging.
This lesson covers the concepts of magnification (calculations), resolution and the processes of preparing to study the structure and function of various cells and organelles (cell fractionation, homogenation, ultracentrifugation, calibration of eyepiece graticule). It contains new Biology A level content along with worked examples of calculations and exam style questions. The lesson contains a “quick starter” on student entry to the class and a retrieval grid recapping knowledge from GCSE Biology.
This resource is designed to show the differences between the command words: State, describe and explain which many students often find difficult. This could be used before you get your students to complete an exam question containing these command words.
Writing frames are designed to help students complete long answer exam style questions effectively. This had provided a lot of success with these in the classroom and when tutoring and has given students a lot of confidence when answers such questions in the future. This can also be used as a revision tool, if students practice planning/writing answers using these, this could help them to remember to do so in their exams. This has been used cross-curricula not just in my subject.
Writing frames are designed to help students complete long answer exam style questions effectively. This had provided a lot of success with these in the classroom and when tutoring and has given students a lot of confidence when answers such questions in the future. This can also be used as a revision tool, if students practice planning/writing answers using these, this could help them to remember to do so in their exams. This has been used cross-curricula not just in my subject.
Writing frame are designed to help students complete long answer exam style questions effectively. This had provided a lot of success with these in the classroom and when tutoring and has given students a lot of confidence when answers such questions in the future. This can also be used as a revision tool, if students practice planning/writing answers using these, this could help them to remember to do so in their exams. This has been used cross-curricula not just in my subject.