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.

PowerPoint for ks3 burning fuels practical. Starts with a quick energy quiz that can be done with traffic light cards. Outlines the method with a diagram. Has a results table attached and then tasks to complete once the practical is done. Finishes by looking at variables. Ideal for year 7/8 and ready to go.

A powerpoint for active transport. A worksheet to go with the powerpoint with fill in the gaps and a graph exercise. Pupils then do a large venn diagram for Active Transport, Osmosis and Diffusion. Pupils cut out the boxes and then stick them into the correct sections. All answers are on the powerpoint for the sheet and the venn diagram. Then recap of objectives at the end.

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.

A poster with key terms nucleus, diploid, haploid, chromosome, gene, allele. Then a worksheet where pupils fill it with information, cut along the dotted lines and staple as instructed to make a revision foldable.

The key words and definitions for the whole of the cell biology topic of the new AQA GCSE Biology 2016. Print the sheets on card double sided to provide revision flashcards. Make a MASSIVE difference to pupils attainment!

A worksheet for pupils to learn the steps of mitosis for the AQA biology new 2016 SOW. DOES NOT go through specific phases, just interphase, mitosis then cytokinesis.

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.