AQA work interdependence in species. Including powerpoint and worksheet with data interpretation

Lesson on how blood mvoes through the heart and the body. Look at types of blood vessel additonally. Task requiring students to label the parts of the heart and rearrange the statements about blood flow into the correct order. Exam questions about risks to heart disease

Powerpoint about Blood and Blood vessels with detailed info hunt task with plenty of challenge tasks for higher ability students.

Less with info hunt on different enzymes in digestion. Includes some starter information about reactions with enzymes. Also follow up on digestive system.

A lesson looking at what diabetes is, what leads to the condition and how we treat it. Includes activities for identifying at risk individuals and factors which increase prevalence of diabetes. A starter crossword is designed to refresh ideas of the hormones which control blood glucose levels. Exam questions at the end to recap all work with answers on powerpoint.

Lesson on differences between antibiotics and painkillers with a small section on antibiotic resistance

Two lessons worth on how coronary heart disease builds up. Followed by a lesson on how to prevent coronary heart disease. Exam questions added to finish.

Powerpoint exploring how blood glucose regulation is controlled by insulin and glucagon via negative feedback. Finishes with worksheet checking the information.

A lesson which looks at potential kidney issues and their diagnosis. Then looks at dialysis and kidney transplants comparing the pros and cons of the two. there is a card sort for dialysis and transplants with answers on powerpoint. There are accompanying exam questions on the content covered with answers on powerpoint.

Revision Sheets for AQA Organisation module Includes double sided sheet for digestive system with exam questions on back and double sided sheet for the heart with exam questions on back

A lesson for AQA Applied Science Module 4 looking at how the central nervous system is arranged

A lesson for AQA Applied Science Module 4 looking at the fight or flight response and the rest and digest response. The two are compared.

Two lessons for AQA Applied Science Module 4. These look at the structure of nerve cells in detail. The second lesson focuses on how action potentials come about and how this leads to nerve signals.

Lesson designed originally for a applied science biology group. Could work with an A level group or even a high ability GCSE group. A lesson which looks at the method of action on a synapse including how various drug actions can generally effect the synapse includes card sort activity for synapses and a starter that goes over action potentials from previous lesson

A short test designed to test the knowledge of applied science students who have just finished the nervous system part of module 4

Lesson looking at xylem and phloem with information about how the rate of transpiration can be effected. Includes a sheet with exam questions relating to the work

Two lessons which looks at how plants spread pollen. How a plant can form a seed and factors that affect seed germination. This includes a practical which takes place over two lessons. This is aided by the practical sheets students can use.

Lesson looking at how levels of organization in the human body. Includes tasks and a worksheet task where student must add an organ system to a diagram and explain what the organs and tissues are

A lesson suitable for A level or Applied level biology looking at the key features of a cell membrane . Label the membrane task where students label and describe the key features of the cell

A look at the key differences between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells. Covers what is needed for Applied Level Biology but would work just as well for pure A level Biology. Tasks throughout and exam questions at the end. Includes sheet to label a prokayotic cell (bacteria)