Lesson power point on preventing bacterial growth and a calculating bacterial populations worksheet to guide students through procedure. GCSE NEW SPEC - B5 - Communicable diseases - BIOLOGY - preventing bacterial growth

2x power point lessons for more able (separate sciences) and less able (combined) route students on human secondary defences and the role of white blood cells in making antibodies. The less able lesson has an accompanying worksheet and there is a lesson card sort which enables vaccination to be covered as an extension. GCSE NEW SPEC - B5 - Communicable disease - lesson on human secondary defences

2 x power point lessons each with a differentiated worksheet for more able (separate sciences) and less able (combined) route students. GCSE NEW SPEC - B5 - Communicable disease - lesson on primary defences

1x lesson power point on more on plant diseases for separate sciences GCSE biology students, WITH ANOTHER POWERPOINT OUTLINING POSSIBLE homework task covering plant defences and their response to disease. GCSE NEW SPEC - B5 - Communicable disease - lesson on plant diseases - BIOLOGY

2x lesson power points and 2x lesson worksheets - differentiated for higher and lower ability or trilogy and separate sciences courses. GCSE NEW SPEC - B6 - Preventing & treating disease - lesson on vaccination

1 power point lesson on using MABs monoclonal antibodies (following on from producing MABs), with information sheet worksheet for students to use in class. GCSE NEW SPEC - B6 - Preventing & treating disease - using MABs - monoclonal antibodies (separate sciences content only)

1 power point lesson on producing MABs monoclonal antibodies, with information sheet and cartoon template worksheet for students to use in class. GCSE NEW SPEC - B6 - Preventing & treating disease - producing MABs - monoclonal antibodies (separate sciences content only)

1 x lesson power point and accompanying exam question. Information sheet to be used in lesson on treatment options for cancer. GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non-communicable diseases - lesson on cancer

1x power point lesson on diet and effects on health with a range of engaging activities and facts. Accompanying worksheet also. GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non -communicable diseases - lesson on diet and effects on health

1x power point lesson on alcohol and effects on healthwith a range of engaging activities. Accompanying activity also. GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non -communicable diseases - lesson on alcohol and effects on health

1 x lesson power point covering Write the word and symbol equation for photosynthesis Explain why photosynthesis is important for the survival of other organisms. Explain adaptations of leaves to maximise photosynthesis GCSE NEW SPEC - B8 - Photosynthesis - lesson 1 photosynthesis intro

1 x lesson power point considers the reactions of a plant and then recalls eukaryotic and prokaryotic (and other photosynthesisers). Followed by animation and word anagram of how plants use glucose with more detailed tasks following. Exam questions also. Describe all the ways plants use glucose. Describe how plants make proteins. Explain how and why plants convert glucose to starch for storage.

1x lesson power point on non-communicable diseases GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non-communicable diseases - lesson on non-communicable diseases intro

1x power point lesson on smoking with a range of engaging activities and facts. Accompanying worksheet also. GCSE NEW SPEC - B7 - Non -communicable diseases - lesson on smoking

GCSE NEW SPEC - B8 - Photosynthesis - Testing a leaf for starch practical lesson and theory following on form plants using glucose. Lesson practical sheet as well as a suggested homework activity power point slide. Test to see if a leaf contains starch. Explain why the leaves are tested for starch and not for sugar. Interpret results and relate to photosynthesis equation.

1 x lesson power point outlining theory of practical and exam questions for students to work on. Lesson practical worksheet AND online simulation to consolidate learning for homework task (2nd power point). Required practical: carry out an investigation, collect, present and analyse the results. Translate information between graphical and numeric form

1 x lesson power point and accompanying worksheet for students to Interpret graphs to decide which factor is limiting the rate. Students relate limiting factors to car manufacturing metaphor. Explain how conditions in greenhouses can be controlled to optimise the growth of plants. Relate limiting factors to the cost effectiveness of adding heat, light or carbon dioxide to greenhouses. Evaluate the benefits of artificially manipulating the environment in which plants are grown GCSE NEW SPEC - B8 - Photosynthesis - Making the most of photosynthesis - limiting factors