This is a 16 slide power point to cover the new AQA Biology syllabus (for 1018 exams). 4.1.2.1. Chromosomes (DNA, chromosomes, genes) 4.1.2.2. Mitosis and cell cycle (including stages and calculations) 4.1.2.3 Stem cells (adult , embryonic and plant) Covers the new syllabus for both combined and separates. Hope it will save some people some prep time. Hope you like it, pls leave feedback if you do.

Printable check list for teachers for the New AQA Biology (8461) combined (Foundation and Higher). Allows you to keep check of units completed. Sharing as lots of work for teachers for this new spec. Hope it’s useful.

This is a 26 slide power point covering the New AQA specification for exams from 2018 onwards. It covers all of the 4.1 Cell Biology specification (4.1.1.1 to 4.1.1.5) I have covered eukaryotes, prokaryotes, animal cells, plant cells, specialised cells, cell differentiation, and microscopy. I have explained about magnification calculations and have covered all aspects of this stage of the specification. Label an animal and plant cell work sheet. Assessment sheet for cells. Hope it is beneficial to other teachers having to juggle 2 different specs for yr9/10 and the old spec for yr 11.

This 21 slide ppt covers the new AQA GCSE syllabus. It covers components of blood, blood vessels, structure of the heart, artificial hearts and blood groups (explaining why blood clots if given the wrong blood group). Used for revision session with my Yr10 and it worked very well.

This was made for my students covering the triple biology. It covers diffusion revision, osmosis theory, osmosis practicals, osmosis in animal and plant cells, sports drink and the controversy, exchange surfaces, including structure of lungs, breathing, alveoli, plant cells, and villi in the gut. Hope it will be helpful to some of you.

This power point was made for my double award/foundation students to try and explain as concisely as possible about drug testing procedures and why they are important. It starts by telling the story of thalidomide and then goes into why it led to better testing conditions, what they are and the procedures for human testing, using placebos and blind trials. Worksheets for consolidation. Hope it is helpful to other teachers.

This 12 slide power point covers the OCR syllabus covering gene expression. It covers transcription and translation examples. Lac operon is covered fully, pre mRNA splicing, cAMP and protein kinase A are all covered. Hope it will be beneficial for revision purposes. Made for my students struggling with this concept.

This power point contains the key information about the discovery and uses of penicillin, digitalis and aspirin. The worksheets attached can be used alongside the power point and are good for low ability / SEN students. The power point cards can be printed out and given to more able students to make a sheet about these 3 medicines, or can just be used for revision, starters or plenary activities. Helpful with the new (as yet still a working progress) New Yr 9 spec for AQA. Hope you like them and find them useful, if so please leave feedback.

This 24 slide power point covers nervous transmission. Areas covered are structures of motor and sensory neurones, action potential along a neurone, myelinated and non myelinated neurones, synapses and ACH. Diagrams of neurones to label, and two revision sheets to aid consolidation (could be adjusted to be made into help sheets/ fill in gaps/ label diagram etc)

These 14 work sheets cover the following part of the F215 OCR Biology A2 syllabus. The sheets can be used as starters, plenary at the end of the unit or for revision purposes. The sheets cover the following: Biofermenter structure and uses Batch and continuous processes Primary and Secondary metabolites (Insulin and penicillin included) Typical microorganism growth curve with diagrams and students to fill in phases. Finishes with enzymes and enzyme immobilisation techniques. Artificial selection (modern cow and modern wheat) Cloning in animals and plants (runners, root suckers (elm trees), bulbs, tubers, cuttings, grafting, tissue culture, finishing with reproductive and non-reproductive cloning of animals (nuclear transfer / embryo splitting) I used this with some struggling students and they loved them. But great for all students for consolidation purposes. Hope they can help others. Please leave feed back if you like them. many thanks for looking at my resource.

These 9 worksheets are made for revision, starters, plenary or home works. I have used them as class activities where an able student helps the understanding of a struggling student. They work well and are good for revision cards in students notes. Can be used as A4 or A3. There are 7 worksheets for digestion and absorption, covering key scientific ideas. There are 2 ELISA sheets which can be used apart or together.

These quick revision sheets can be used as class activities, revision tools, home works, starters or as a plenary. The sheets include describing blood vessels, labelling the heart, explaining the cardiac cycle and the pressure/ volume graph. Hope it is helpful to give students a starting base for revision or test practice.

This 11 slide power point covers the syllabus for AQA GCSE Additional Science. The slides are colourful and contain all scientific information. The slides cover fossils, different ways in which they form, hypotheses as to how they link to early organisms, speciation, isolation and examples of how to answer a speciation question. There are also 4 work sheets to consolidate the students knowledge. How fossils are formed (Foundation /SEN) Worksheet on how fossils are formed in the 3 ways in rocks. Worksheet on extinction causes. 6 mark question on speciation, using a real life example.

This 10 page work sheet will help all AS students struggling with consolidation of the key facts . It covers all of the main parts of the syllabus : antigens, antibodies, immune system, t cells, b cells, monoclonal antibodies, Elisa, pregnancy testing, primary and secondary responses, vaccines and passive and active immunity. Can be used as revision cards, help with consolidation, help sheets before a test, or as a starting point for revision of more able students. I made these sheets specifically for my struggling students, but are comprehensive for any student who may find them helpful.

This worksheet can be printed as a revision card or as A3 and used as a class activity. Students have to add as much information they can about the immune system onto the diagram. It is for quick recall and could be extended further.

This 11 slide power point covers the New OCR AS Biology specification for factors affecting biodiversity and conservation. It includes human population growth and how it affects biodiversity, monoculture, climate change,, ecological reasons, economic reasons, in situ and ex situ conservation, advantages and disadvantages of in situ / ex situ and finishes with local and international agreements. Colourful, easy to understand slides, including all key scientific specification. Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it, please leave feedback.

This 9 slide power point covers genetic diversity, polymorphism, loci (alleles) and the calculations needed for the specification. At the end of each calculation explained, there are tasks for students. Last slide contains exam practice questions. Many thanks for looking at my resource, if you like it, please leave feedback.

This 22 slide power point covers the new OCR AS Biology syllabus for variation, standard deviation and spearman's rank correlation coefficient. The slides cover variation, interspecific, intraspecific, mean, normal distribution, standard deviation, spearman's rank and critical values. Slides cover all areas of the syllabus, including graphs and how to calculate mean, SD and spearman's rank. Each slide shows the students how to present data and how to work out each stage. It finishes with exam technique of how to evaluate data and what the exam board is looking for. Last slide is a question for the students to attempt.

This ppt covers the AQA CoreBiology syllabus for fighting disease. It covers pathogens (bacteria & viruses), antigens, immune response (antibodies / anti toxins), growing bacteria, antibiotic resistance, vaccinations and antiseptics (semmelweiss). Plus 3 w/sheets.- story board for semmelweis, gap fill in for fighting diseases, an extension sheet for higher ability students and finally a test which can be set as a test, a home work, revision or even class activity.

This 24 slide power point exclusively covers all of the AQA syllabus relating to DNA structure, cell division (mitosis & meiosis), sexual & asexual reproduction, genetic diagrams, genetic disorders, punnet squares, and genetic screening. The slides are colourful and include all key scientific information required for this part of the syllabus.