A series of lesson resources (powerpoints and worksheets) to aid the teaching of the immunity section of work at A Level. Suggested Order of Lessons: Defence Mechanisms Phagocytosis T Cells B Cells Antibodies Monoclonal Antibodies Vaccinations (enough content for two lessons) HIV

A lesson to introduce the nervous system. Suitable for higher ability KS2 students or KS3 students (or possible lower ability KS4 students). Practical involved using a paper clip opened up and using it to touch different areas of the skin to see if there is a difference in sensitivity. Introduces students to the role of the nervous system, sense organs, stimuli, receptors and includes practical skills in terms of identifying variables.

A set of quiz cards to review plant organisation in Unit 2 of AQA Biology. They cover: Plant Tissues Stomata and Guard Cells Transpiration and Factors That Affect Transpiration Potometers

Some information about oral rehydration therapy and cholera with some key questions to accompany the information. Can be used as an independent learning task at A Level to encourage extra reading around the subject of transport of substances into and out of cells.

Lesson PPT with accompanying resources to help teach co-transport and adaptations for transport for A Level Biology.

A task for students to practise converting between cm, mm, µm and nm. A skill required in Biology at GCSE, particularly when completing magnification questions. The key information is given to students which they can use to complete the calculations. There are answers available as well.

Lesson PPT and accompanying resources to help teach AQA A Level Biology - Active Transport

Five Lessons with resources that can be used as part of teaching earth structure and rocks. Lesson 1 - Earth Structure Lesson 2 - Igneous Rocks Lesson 3 - Sedimentary Rocks Lesson 4 - Metamorphic Rocks Lesson 5 - Weathering and Erosion

A lesson designed for students at GCSE to help them understand the requirements in drawing a line graph. It gets students to think about what is wrong about different graphs, what they rules are for drawing a good line graph, analysing example responses to graph questions and then drawing their own line graph.

Three lessons with resources to teach magnets at KS3. Lesson 1 is a general magnets lesson, Lesson 2 is about magnetic fields, and L3 is about electromagnets (which would probably take 2 lessons in terms of time to complete fully)

Tasks that allow students to calculate surface area of a cube, volume of a cube and then the surface area to volume ratio. There are three versions of the task for students with different abilities.

Lesson PowerPoints and Resources to teach food chains, food webs, bioaccumulation and biodiversity at KS3

Powerpoint and Resources that can be used to teach Mitosis to A Level Biology

A series of questions that link topics studied at GCSE Biology to what they will study during Unit 2 of AQA A Level Biology. Can be used as an introduction homework task that students complete at the start of their Biology studies.

Lesson which can be used to teach osmosis at A Level in Biology.

Lesson Powerpoint and Resources to Teach Simple and Facilitated Diffusion to A Level Biology Students

A word fill task about the structure of the cell surface membrane and function of the different components.

Resource to help students learn how to draw a line graph, including identifying anomalous data, drawing lines of best fit and describing a graph.

Powerpoint and Diagram to help teach KS3 Digestive System

Powerpoints and Resources to help teach respiratory system, aerobic and anaerobic respiration to KS3 Science