Really simple poster with plants key words to colour in, use as revision mat, start of topic cover sheet. Has diagrams for roots, root hair cell, palisade cell, guard cells, then key words. Good for sen to introduce key words. I give it to them then they have to research the key words.

2 sheets with 18 quiz cards for non communicable diseases covering cancer, smoking, alcohol, coronary heart disease. There is a question on each card with 4 answers with the correct one in bold and underlined so pupils can be left to work in groups testing each other.

A biology poster with some key pictures to colour in for the start of biology topic. Good for end of term fun lesson.

A sheet with a diagram of a leaf cross section which pupils use to colour in the nuclei, vacuoles and chloroplasts in the cells. The sheet also has the layers labelled. To go with this is a differentiated word search and cross section as well as a foldable for plant organs. There are also tick sheets to go with the lesson It is based on the new AQA GCSE Biology but could be used for any spec.

Pupils cut out the boxes and the foldable and stick the correct statements on the foldable tabs to make a loop. Has instructions on the sheet.

Many sets of revision cards for GCSE Biology topics. I use these for AQA spec but they should be ok for other exam boards too. Questions for pupils to ask each other with multiple choices answers - the correct one underlined and bold.

Relevant for all new 2016 GCSE specification in cell biology Teach pupils the function of nucleus, ribosomes, mitochondria, membrane, cell wall, chloroplasts, vacuole in eukaryotes and plasmids in prokaryotes. Print the laminate sheet double sided and laminate for students to use as reference. Print the foldable double sided and fold into three. Cut along the dotted lines to provide flaps for animal, plant and bacterial cells and also flaps for the organelles. Pupils then use these to test each other and learn the parts of the cell. PowerPoint then goes through each structure. Crossword and word search for organelles - both with 3 versions differentiated can be used as plenary and there is tick list to check understanding.

The PowerPoint goes through images taken from an electron microscope. It then shows the differences between an electron and lit microscope. For this there is a card sort with the answers on the PowerPoint. It then goes through how to work out magnification and there is a worksheet on working out magnification and actual size. Answers are in the PowerPoint. Pupils have loved this, especially the images at the start and the card sort.

Two worksheets - cut out the labels on the first and stick onto the second to help revise what each part of the plant cell does. Could emit words on the second sheet to make it harder for top sets.

Everything you need to a whole lesson on the heart. Designed for the new AQA GCSE 1-9 spec. Laminate the posters, print of the diagrams and puzzles and leave the pupils to it - very independent lesson that lets you work with needy pupils 1 on 1. Print the heart poster slides in colour and laminate for one between two. Go through the presentation on heart structure, double circulator system, pacemaker cells and vessels. Leave the "to do list" on the board and give pupils the laminated posters and diagrams of the vessels, heart and pacemaker location. Also pupils can make a heart with tabs that open up by cutting out the blank heart and sticking the tabs down. There is then a differentiated crossword and word search to use as a plenary.

A quick 15-20 minute assessment for cell biology with mark scheme

Print double sided and laminate for pupils to have in front of them while they learn about blood. Good for GCSE revision.

An A4 sheet to print in colour and laminate - it basically contains all the information from the specification on bacterial, viral, protist and fungal diseases. Then give each pupil an A4 foldable sheet. They cut out both boxes, write key points under the flaps and on the second square and then stick the flaps onto the second square. Can then be used for revision and testing each other. Good for all abilities.

A tick sheet for each topic of the new AQA GCSE Biology 2016 specification with key words at the bottom. I print them of at the end of each lesson or topic and the kids use them to check their progress. It's good for marking books too as you can see which ones they are having trouble with and then ask a specific question on that objective. These two documents are for the first two topics - Cell Biology and Organisation

A colouring poster for cells topic - could be used with all ages and abilities.

Tick sheets for each topic of the unit 3 infection and response 2016 AQA GCSE. This is taken right from the spec, put into student speak and then put onto easy to print tick sheets which pupils can use as they go or at the end of the topic.

Everything you need for the Human Digestion System - very independent lesson with plenty of resources, starter and plenaries. Not complicated at all and can be used at all levels. Start by printing out an A2 coloured digestive system poster found on the powerpoint - run a poster challenge where pupils are put into groups and take it in turns to look at the poster outside of the room for 30 second - the whole team have to try and recreate the poster in a certain time - prize for the winner. The give the pupils the worksheet - have the posters for the digestive system printed and laminated around the room OR upload the powerpoint to iPads or laptops - pupils use these to condense the information on the Digestive System Worksheet. Then give pupils the enzyme foldable and leave the slide of chemicals in the digestive system on the board - they use this to create a foldable for Protease, Lipase, Carbohydrase, bile and hydrochloric acid. As a plenary pupils can do word search and/or crossword which are differentiated. Then they can go through the tick list for the topic to review their learning. Ideas for plenaries are also on the powerpoint. Also a results table for the required practical. I have done this lesson with all of my GCSE classes and they loved all of the activities. All printed and laminated resources can be saved and used for years to come!

A powerpoint to introduce ideas about how to increase crop yield then a worksheet "box it" for pupils to use with either iPads, computers, the powerpoint or textbooks. Pupils fill in the boxes with information they have found then compare with each other. Link up activity as a plenary.

Very simple activity to use before or after doing food tests either at KS3 or KS4. Cut along all the dotted lines, fold along the thick line then stick the correct words on the outside to create an easy to use foldable to learn and revise which chemicals are used. On the preview not all of the lines are shown but they are on the downloadable file.