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We are an Ofsted-registered organisation that provides educational services to learners between the ages of 5 and 16.
Our goal is to help students achieve academic excellence and encourage lifelong learning. To do this, we provide engaging tutoring lessons, over 2,000 pages of free educational learning resources, and affordable teaching resources to support both educators and students.
Visit our digital library to check out our free resources: https://www.shalom-education.com/digital-library
This GCSE DNA and Chromosomes Worksheet is a comprehensive educational tool designed to quiz students on the fundamentals of genetics.
It includes both multiple choice and short answers to assess students’ knowledge of chromosome location, structure, human chromosome numbers, and the differences between haploid and diploid cells.
This worksheet is well-suited for revision purposes and helps students prepare for GCSE Biology exams by reinforcing critical concepts related to DNA and cell division.
The included answer section ensures quick and accurate marking for both students and educators.
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This worksheet is an interactive learning tool designed for GCSE students to explore how surface area to volume ratio affects the rate of diffusion.
It guides students through mathematical calculations to determine the surface area and volume of three different cell shapes: a cube, a sphere and a cylinder, and asks them to deduce the surface area to volume ratio for each.
The resource aims to deepen understanding of how dimensions impact diffusion rates, which is important in biological processes like respiration.
An answer sheet is provided for immediate feedback, making it ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments or independent study.
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This resource is a GCSE-level activity worksheet with an accompanying answer sheet focused on food tests.
It guides students through the identification and procedural steps for conducting various biochemical tests to detect the presence of starch, lipids, reducing sugars and proteins in food samples.
The worksheet is divided into four main sections:
Iodine test for starch, where students identify the test steps and understand the colour change indicating a positive or negative result.
Emulsion test for lipids, outlining the process for creating a white cloudy emulsion and its significance.
Benedict’s test for reducing sugars, detailing the heating process and colour changes from blue to green, yellow, orange or red based on sugar concentration.
Biuret test for proteins, which involves adding sodium hydroxide and copper sulfate to a sample and observing colour changes to purple for a positive result.
This educational tool provides clear examples and checklists for each test, making it an ideal resource for both classroom learning and revision.
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This GCSE Stem Cells and Cloning Activity Worksheet is an educational resource designed for students studying GCSE Biology.
This worksheet provides an interactive way to learn about therapeutic cloning processes, with illustrations and thought-provoking questions that encourage deep understanding.
Students are tasked with explaining the steps of therapeutic cloning, understanding why cloned organs are accepted by the patient’s body, and evaluating true or false statements about the implications and uses of meristem and stem cells in therapy and agriculture.
The accompanying answer sheet ensures accurate self-assessment and facilitates easy marking for educators. This resource is perfect for reinforcing classroom learning, homework assignments or revision practice.
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This GCSE Cancer Activity Worksheet is an interactive educational resource designed to enhance students’ understanding of cancer.
It includes tasks such as explaining the characteristics of benign and malignant tumors, identifying and linking risk factors to specific types of cancer, and recognising the association between lifestyle choices and cancer development.
This resource aims to promote critical thinking and provides practical examples to help students grasp the study and treatment of tumours.
It comes with an answer sheet, making it a suitable asset for classroom activities, homework assignments or revision practice.
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This GCSE Light and Electron Microscopes Activity Worksheet is a resource designed to test and improve students’ knowledge of microscopy.
It includes a labelling activity for the parts of a light microscope, and a matching exercise to differentiate between types of microscopes, and the applications and limitations of these instruments.
With detailed answers included, this worksheet is a valuable tool for educators to facilitate learning in classes, as a homework assignment, or as part of revision material for GCSE science exams.
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This resource is a Protist Diseases Question and Answer Worksheet" designed to enhance GCSE students’ understanding of protist-related diseases, particularly malaria.
The worksheet is structured to challenge students to:
Outline the lifecycle of the malaria parasite in five key stages.
Identify symptoms associated with malaria.
Recognise the type of drugs used in malaria prevention.
Discuss various transmission methods of malaria.
Describe the malaria parasite’s replication process within the human body.
Determine which cells in the body are most affected by malaria.
Understand environmental conditions favourable to protists.
The worksheet includes a variety of question types, such as multiple-choice, short answer and true/false, to test comprehension and engage critical thinking skills.
Accompanied by an answer sheet, this educational tool is ideal for reinforcing classroom learning, homework assignments, and exam revision.
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This resource is a Fungal Diseases Question and Answer Worksheet, aimed at enhancing GCSE students’ knowledge on fungal organisms, their disease mechanisms, and the impacts on both human and plant health. The worksheet presents a variety of questions that include:
Determining whether Candida yeasts are unicellular or multicellular.
Understanding the structure and function of fungal filaments.
Identifying the reproductive cells used by fungi for dispersal.
Analysing a case study related to ‘sick building syndrome’ and its potential link to fungal contamination.
Discussing measures to control plant fungal diseases like powdery mildew.
The included answer sheet makes it an efficient tool for self-assessment or guided learning. This educational resource is well-suited to support learning in the classroom, for homework exercises, and to aid in revision for exams.
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This GCSE worksheet is centred on the factors affecting the rate of transpiration in plants.
It guides students through questions on how temperature and humidity influence transpiration rates, the impact of light and wind, and the identification of scenarios depicting higher transpiration rates.
The worksheet encourages critical thinking about environmental effects on plant physiology, with an answer sheet included for efficient assessment.
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This resource is a GCSE Photosynthesis Activity Worksheet that includes a set of questions and answers designed to deepen students’ understanding of the photosynthesis process in plants.
The worksheet challenges students to:
Identify the key molecules required for plants to produce their own food.
Understand the function of chloroplasts and their role in photosynthesis.
Recognise the essential factors involved in the photosynthesis formula.
Explore the by-products of photosynthesis and their subsequent uses.
Distinguish between endothermic and exothermic processes in the context of photosynthesis.
Analyse the relationship between photosynthesis and respiration.
Practice balancing the chemical equation for photosynthesis.
The accompanying answer sheet provides clear solutions to facilitate self-assessment by students and allow educators to gauge student comprehension.
This resource is ideal for classroom instruction, homework assignments or exam revision.
This resource is a GCSE Discovering and Testing New Drugs Activity Worksheet which includes a set of questions and answers designed to enhance students’ understanding of the drug development process. The worksheet encourages students to:
Identify different stages of clinical drug testing through image-based questions.
Match key terms related to drug trials with their definitions, deepening their understanding of dosage, toxicity, and trial types.
Engage with scenarios to apply their knowledge about the specifics of single-blind and double-blind trials, as well as the importance of drug efficacy.
The accompanying answer sheet allows students to check their work and teachers to efficiently assess comprehension.
This resource is an excellent choice for educators seeking to supplement their teaching materials for the classroom, provide additional homework exercises, or support student revision sessions.
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This resource is a GCSE Uses of Glucose Activity Worksheet. It includes a set of questions and answers designed to enhance students’ understanding of the various roles of glucose in plant biology.
The worksheet engages students to:
Identify the five main uses of glucose in plants.
Determine the truth of statements regarding glucose properties and functions.
Understand glucose as an essential biological molecule in energy storage and utilisation.
The accompanying answer sheet enables students to check their own work and teachers to assess comprehension.
This resource is an excellent aid for reinforcing key concepts in the classroom, supplementing homework tasks, or supporting revision sessions in preparation for exams.
This resource is a GCSE Aerobic Respiration Activity Worksheet that features a set of questions and answers to boost students’ comprehension of aerobic respiration in various organisms.
The worksheet challenges students to:
Identify organisms that perform aerobic respiration.
Discern between true and false statements regarding the principles of aerobic respiration.
Understand the chemical equation for the aerobic respiration process.
Recognise where in the cell aerobic respiration occurs.
Explore the relationship between aerobic respiration and energy transfer.
Complete with an answer sheet, this resource offers students the chance to check their work and provides educators a straightforward way to assess student knowledge.
This resource is ideal for classroom instruction, supplemental homework or exam review.
This GCSE Health and Disease activity worksheet is designed to engage students in critical thinking about health, lifestyle and diseases.
It challenges students to assess the accuracy of statements about health, analyse daily routines for potential improvements, and understand the classification of diseases.
The worksheet includes a variety of exercises, such as differentiating between communicable and non-communicable diseases, exploring the impact of lifestyle choices on health, and investigating the nature of specific health conditions like asthma and the implications of coexisting diseases.
The accompanying answer sheet provides clear and concise responses for each question, ensuring students can check their understanding and educators can facilitate discussions with accurate information.
This resource is ideal for classroom learning, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical examples. It can also serve as homework material to reinforce learning or as revision material to prepare for exams.
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This GCSE worksheet, complete with a detailed answer key, is a valuable resource for understanding plant transport.
It explores the cellular structures involved in transport, using an example of the unique system of sugar storage and retrieval in maple trees, highlighting how they differ from typical plant transport systems. It also prompts learners to consider the efficiency and benefits of these systems, offering insight into the workings of photosynthesis and carbohydrate transport in potatoes.
The content is designed to provoke critical thinking and application of knowledge, facilitating a deeper comprehension of plant biology. With clear, concise answers, students can self-assess their understanding or receive guided assistance from educators.
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This GCSE worksheet is tailored to enhance students’ understanding of transpiration in plants.
It includes exercises to identify plants in different light conditions, understand the functions of transpiration, describe the transpiration stream, and name substances that pass through the stomata.
Also, it presents a scenario-based question on the effects of environmental factors on photosynthesis.
The activity is supported by a detailed answer sheet, providing a comprehensive resource for teaching and learning about transpiration.
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This detailed “Cell Division, Structures & Transport Practice Questions” set for GCSE Biology is an excellent resource for students preparing for their exams.
It includes a range of questions from identifying stages in the cell cycle and determining the organelle responsible for energy release, to interpreting microscopy images and understanding enzyme functions.
Complete with calculations for magnification and time spent in cell cycle phases, this set also tests knowledge of cell transport mechanisms and the identification of cell structures.
The accompanying answers section provides clear explanations, making it a perfect tool for both teachers and students to evaluate understanding and track progress.
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Improve your students’ understanding of Cell Biology with our meticulously crafted pack, perfectly aligned with the AQA GCSE Biology curriculum. This bundle includes 21 Activity Worksheets that cover key Cell Biology topics.
The topics in this Cell Biology pack include:
Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes
Animal Cells
Plant Cells
Sizes of Cells
Microscopy
Light Microscopes and Electron Microscopes
Required Practical: Using a light Microscope
Culturing Organisms
DNA and Chromosomes
Mitosis and the Cell Cycle
Cancer
Stem Cells and Differentiation
Specialised Animal Cells
Specialised Plant Cells
Stem Cells and Cloning
Enzymes
Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity
Enzymes and Digestion
Carbohydrates
Proteins and Lipids
Food Tests
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This resource is a GCSE-level worksheet designed to help students differentiate between diffusion, osmosis and active transport.
It includes a table for students to fill in, comparing the direction of substance travel, types of substances moved and whether the processes are passive or active, along with the membrane involvement for each mechanism.
Also, there are scenarios provided where students must identify which of the three processes is being described.
An answer sheet is provided for each part, making this a valuable resource for review, homework or in-class exercises.
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This resource is a comprehensive worksheet on osmosis, suitable for GCSE students.
It includes a variety of questions that prompt learners to define osmosis, explain its mechanics, and apply their knowledge to practical situations involving plant and animal cells in different solutions. The worksheet alsoexplores the physiological responses of cells to osmotic pressures and the cellular structures involved.
An answer sheet is provided for each question, ensuring that students can check their understanding and teachers can effortlessly evaluate their progress.
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