Why spend hours preparing lessons for the new IB Biology course when you can purchase this complete HL and SL resource and be instantly ready? These TWELVE editable Powerpoint presentations have everything you need to teach IB Diploma Biology Theme D Continuity and Change: first exams 2025 (first taught in 2023). This bundle contains twelve fully editable, professional, high-quality Powerpoint presentations, approximately one semester of lessons. The slideshows can be used in-person or online for distance learning. These presentations can also be added to your Google Classroom, or opened with Google Slides. This Bundle includes the following products: D1.1 DNA Replication D1.2 Protein Synthesis D1.3 Mutation and Gene Editing D2.1 Cell and Nuclear Division D2.2 Gene Expression D2.3 Water Potential D3.1 Reproduction D3.2 Inheritance D3.3 Homeostasis D4.1 Natural Selection D4.2 Stability and Change D4.3 Climate Change Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. This resource is ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you! All my resources are informed by my more than two decades experience teaching IBDP Biology, as well as my work marking exams for the IB as an Assistant Examiner, so you can be sure you are getting quality resources. Features: Fully Editable Twelve Google Slide Presentations Multimedia links such as videos and articles Highly visual, with clear definitions (helpful for EAL/ESL students) Clear bullet points (not too much text on each slide), images and examples IB Command terms for tasks (state, discuss, explain, etc). Student tasks Official IB content statements and linking questions Key terms Easy to use, and organised to be used as-is Also suitable for other curriculum programs - any kind of High School Biology course that focuses on scientific inquiry, such as AP Biology or Honors Biology.

Created by an IB Assistant Examiner, this 58 page BUNDLE of Required Practical Lab Guides provides full instructions for completing the IB Bio Required Practicals 1-7, with everything students need to complete the experiments, write their lab reports, and to practice the skills required for writing their Higher Level and Standard Level Internal Assessments (IB Biology SL and HL IAs). IBDP Biology teachers can use this Required Practical bundle to assign their HL and SL students the IB Diploma Biology required practicals, as students are guided through the laboratory experiments and the writing of scientific investigations (lab reports) which meet the IB DP Assessment Criteria: Exploration, Analysis, Evaluation, and Communication. These experiment guides have everything you need for your students to be successful completing their practice IB Bio Internal Assessments (IAs). No other resources are required (other than laboratory materials and equipment). Every year, Paper 3 Section 1 of the IB Biology Exam has included questions on these Required Practicals. These practice investigations (lab guides) would also be suitable for any other High School Biology curriculum with a focus on scientific investigation and experiment lab report writing, such as Honors Biology or AP Biology. Features: Links to IB Assessment Criteria and Rubrics Key Terms Organised with clear subheadings (using IB Assessment Criteria) Easy to Follow Set-up suggestions based on IB Bio classroom experience Tips for success with IB Biology Internal Assessment Bullet Points and diagrams for clarity Sample data tables Clear Instructions for writing a lab report (scientific investigation) List of related IB Exam question numbers from past papers Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. Ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you, other than lab prep! All my resources are informed by my more than two decades experience teaching IB DP Bio, so you can be sure you are getting quality resources with everything you need included. IBDP Biology Skills Covered: Practical 1: Use of a light microscope to investigate the structure of cells and tissues, with drawing of cells; Calculation of the magnification of drawings and the actual size of structures and ultrastructures shown in drawings or micrographs. Practical 2: Estimation of osmolarity in tissues by bathing samples in hypotonic and hypertonic solutions. Practical 3: Experimental investigation of a factor affecting enzyme activity. Practical 4: Separation of photosynthetic pigments by chromatograph. Practical 5: Setting up sealed mesocosms to try to establish sustainability. Practical 6: Monitoring of ventilation in humans at rest and after mild and vigorous exercise. Practical 7: Measurement of transpiration rates using potometers. (HL only)