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.

Lesson looking at how concentration affects the rate of reactions. this includes work and guidance on preforming the required sodium thiosulfate practical

A lesson looking at reversible reactions - leads onto dynamic equilibrium

A revision resource for GCSE radiation module for AQA.

A lesson which follows on from a look at the different types of radiation - it looks at the types of radiation, issues with radiation (contamination ,etc ) and what you would use the types of radiation for in the real world

A lesson on the national grid set up. Includes card sort for each part, an explanation for why transformers are important and a comparison of overhead vs underground cables. Includes exam questions with answers on powerpoint to go through with students. Leads into lesson on assessing power stations and demand across the grid.

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.

A lesson which looks at the role of kidneys in the body and how ADH controls the action of kidneys and water re-uptake

Lesson where students explore how series circuits affect current and voltage - includes practical worksheet for students to use. Includes activity where students must use V=IR and knowledge of series circuits to check readings from example circuits

A lesson which looks at how current and voltage change in a parallel circuit. Includes word fill activity, explanation of the content, practical sheet and plenary task.

A lesson looking at a comparison between series and parallel circuits - a review of the previous few lessons. Includes a task where students must work out current and voltage on a circuit which has both series and parallel elements. Has exam questions which have answers on powerpoint to go through with students

A lesson which looks at the function and uses of plant hormones Auxin, gibberellins and Ethene. It includes an info hunt activity with completed table on the powerpoint, plus exam questions looking at hormones and tropisms with answers on powerpoint to go through

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 for KS3 space - looks at what is meant by a moon. Activity ask students too see how many moons each planet needs. Also looks at the phases of the moon and why we can see different parts at different times. This has an accompanying worksheet.

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