Full 50 minute lesson contain covering the New 9-1 Edxcel GCSE Biology Specification. Contains a variety of activities and resources to support the learning of Cell Growth and Percentile Charts. Pack contains exam questions and mark schemes to support learning.

Full A-Level Biology lesson. Suitable for all A-Level Biology specifications but was originally designed for Edexcel Biology B specifications. Lesson explains hormonal control in mammals. It covers the key differences between peptide hormones and steroids hormones. The lesson uses the example of Oestrogen and Adrenaline and covers their mode of action.

Full A-Level Biology lesson. Suitable for all A-Level Biology specifications but was originally designed for Edexcel Biology B specifications. Lesson explains what happens at a synapse and describes how drugs can alter or mimic neurotransmitters

Full A-Level Biology lesson. Suitable for all A-Level Biology specifications but was originally designed for Edexcel Biology B specifications. Lesson goes over core practical 14 - starch agar assay, investigating the effect of changing the concentration of giberellin seeds.

Planning sheet to be printed on A3 paper, you then walk through each question using the Powerpoint, students make simple notes and then attempt to answer each question. This is to be used with the C2 Edexcel Specimen Paper available on the Edexcel website.

OCR Chemistry A -Shapes of Molecules and Intermolecular forces Covers Shapes of Molecules and Ions To construct simple electron dot and cross diagrams to describe the electron arrangements in ions and covalent and dative bonds Bonding in simple molecular structure types – typical physical properties (MP, solubility in water, electricity conductivity) Use electron pair repulsion principle to predict, explain and name the shapes of simple molecules such as BeCl2, BF3, CH4, NH3, H2O and SF6 as well as ions such as NH4+

A-Level Chemistry lesson that explains how to write redox equations using half equations and from oxidation numbers. Examples given, hand written on the powerpoint and exam question pack for students to complete. Originally made for OCR A Chemistry but suitable for all post 16 Chemistry exam boards.

OCR Chemistry A - Amounts of Substance Moles, Volumes, Ideal Gas Equation and Calculations lessons. Lesson covers the following: Concentration, solution volumes, and the mole Molar gas volumes The ideal gas equation Ideal gas equation calculations, worksheets and worked examples.

Very simple summary powerpoint containing hand drawn curly arrow mechanisms covering the 4 main reaction mechanisms: Electrophilic addition, electrophilic substitution, nucleophilic addition, nucleophilic substitution. Blank template for students to complete. Designed for OCR A A -Level Chemistry but will apply for most exam boards AQA and OCR B

Full/complete ready to teach lesson about Esters. Lesson outlines how esters are formed, naming of esters. Structure of esters, word and symbol equations. Also included simple practical activity in which students can make a variety of esters. Lesson also involves use of molly mod kits. Could be used as a double or single lesson. Ideal for C3 Edexcel exam board but will fit with any exam board in which Esters are covered.

Excellent resource which outlines all aspects of electrolysis. Power point contains a detailed breakdown of what happens at the anode and cathode in various electrolysis reactions. Suitable for all exam boards. Contains multiple activities, easily adaptable to suit class of any ability.

Short lesson which outlines the importance of Surface to Volume ratio. Includes short video clip and worksheet where students perform some simple calculations. Suitable for most A level Biology specifications.

Ready to teach lesson. Accompanying worksheets and resources all found in powerpoint and ready to print. Lesson covers the AQA spec and goes over how water is processed to make it potable. I have used this many times and it seems to work well to cover the content.

each pupil was given an element from 1-20. They had to work out the electron structure of that particular element and make a poster using the templates provided. Part of the activity is the pupils choosing which template to use, depending on the number of electron shells their element has. Perfect for lower ability groups.

Made this to accompany the fusion 2 scheme of work. It relates to the first 6 lessons. From describing, elements, compounds, naming compounds and symbols. Used this with a lower ability science group in year 8. Could easily be adapted for years 7 and 9 also.

Worksheet I made to accompany a practical lesson using the circuits. Or it could be used as a starter or plenary for a year 7 group.

Simple, elements, compounds and atoms crossword which I used as a starter with a lower ability year 8 group.

Originally designed to accompany BTEC qualification. Could easily be used for AEN students to guide them through basic atomic structure theory and electron configuration.