Set of 88 flashcards covering practical skills & experimental design. Suitable for all exam boards. Covers topics such as: Different types of variable Accuracy / precision / repeatability etc Uncertainty Range / standard deviation Choice of statistical test Choice of graph Basic practical skills such as scientific drawing rules, eye piece graticule calibration etc There is some ambiguity when it comes to mark schemes on questions such as accuracy/precision - with different exam boards sometimes having slightly different answers. I have tried to include the most appropriate answer on the flashcards, but if anyone disagrees with any of the answers - please do leave a review and I will alter the answers accordingly! This download is the same as the Module 1 OCR A-level Biology flashcards.

4 worksheets ideal for Year 7 homeworks (each worksheet should take roughly 20-30 minutes to complete). Suitable for use in cover lessons as full answers are included for non-specialist teachers (full answers included with the exception of the research a specialised cell worksheet) Research a specialised cell 6 mark compare question on palisade leaf cells and root hair cells. Diffusion worksheet primarily focussed on drawing a graph. Quick assessment worksheet (21 marks total)

10 consolidation tasks/activities covering AS Biology content. Perfect for a revision lesson or a fun end-of-term activity. Add a competitive element by using alongside one of my ‘fun team game ideas’ and give the winning team a small prize. Activities are based on topics common to all exam boards (to the best of my knowledge). Full answers and team answer sheets included. More secondary science tasks coming soon!

Visually appealing worksheets covering the processes of transcription and translation. Relevant to all A-level Biology exam boards. Useful as a revision / homework exercise or as a quick assessment. All worksheets are black and white to allow students to add colour to the diagrams, a process which is thought to aid the formation of visual memory triggers. Includes 2 worksheets covering: Transcription Translation For each worksheet, differentiated versions are included: A version containing just the diagram, for more confident students to annotate themselves. A scaffolded version, with ‘fill in the gap’ structure. Completed versions with answers are also included.

6 task stations designed as a consolidation/revision lesson for A-level Biology Photosynthesis (with an optional 7th task for AQA) Task 1: Sort (fill in the gaps and then order the steps of the light-dependent reaction). Task 2: Describe (6 mark question on the light-independent reaction) Task 3: State (10 x 1 mark ‘state’ the answer questions) Task 4: Investigate (4 part question on the DCPIP practical) Task 5: Calculate (percentage change & ratios) Task 6: Synoptic (4 part task linking photosynthesis, protein structure & enzymes) Optional Task 7: Essay (choose 1 essay from a choice of 3 and write a suitable paragraph on photosynthesis that could be included in the chosen essay). What does this resource include? PDF containing all 7 tasks full mark scheme for tasks 1-6 (please note there is no mark scheme included for the essay task) student answer sheets

Three worksheets covering part of Section 8 of the AQA A-level Biology specification: Producing DNA fragments (reverse transcriptase, restriction endonucleases & gene machines). In vivo cloning (summary of isolation - insertion - transformation - identification - culturing). Please note that a DETAILED EXPLANATION OF SPECIFIC MARKER GENES is NOT INCLUDED in this resource. In vitro cloning / PCR (Where relevant, a scaffolded gap-fill style version and a blank version is included). Full answer sheets are included, which could alternatively be used as handouts/revision sheets. My students love completing these visually appealing worksheets, which break topics down into manageable chunks. Useful as a revision exercise or as a quick assessment. All worksheets are black and white to allow students to add colour to the diagrams, a process which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available on: Cell structure Immune response Carbon dioxide transport Tissue fluid formation Protein synthesis Photosynthesis Respiration Nutrient Cycles Energy transfers Protein synthesis Epigenetics Inheritance Control of blood glucose concentration The kidney Receptors Nerve Impulses

Serial dilution / dilution series calculation worksheet for A-level Biology. Part of a growing bundle of worksheets aimed at improving maths skill confidence for A-level Biologists. 21 marks of AS/A2 exam style serial dilution / dilution series questions. Full mark scheme and serial dilution explanation/method with worked example included. Of particular relevance to AQA required practicals 3 and 6. However, the questions are not exam board specific and would be useful to any practical involving serial dilutions. Percentage change and Hardy-Weinberg calculation worksheets also available.

Summary / consolidation worksheets for AQA GCSE Physics (triple) Topic 7 Magnetism and Electromagnetism. 6 worksheets with covering: Permanent and induced magnets Electromagnetism The motor effect The generator effect (covered across 2 worksheets) Transformers Completed versions of all worksheets are also included, which could be used as handouts if you find yourself short of time. Great for revision prior to an end-of-topic test or could be used for cover work. Since introducing this style of worksheet with my students, I have seen improvements across all abilities. The worksheets are black and white to allow students to highlight and add colour, which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. I’d really appreciate a positive review if you find these worksheets helpful. Equally if you spot an error or have a suggestion which would improve the worksheets, please do let me know and I will make the alteration(s) and upload updated versions. Thank you!

Powerpoint covering the KS3 magnetism & electromagnetism topic (text is NOT editable on the powerpoint - to avoid issues with formatting). Download includes a 2-page worksheet suitable as a homework or consolidation task (ideal for revision prior to end-of-topic assessment). Full answers to homework questions are included as part of the powerpoint.

*For first assessment in 2025. Concise, mapped to the specification and based on past mark schemes. Print & assemble and then use to teach yourself the correct marking points for each topic. Contains 252 flashcards covering Module 5 of the OCR ‘A’ specification (first assessment in 2025). Some simpler practical skill questions are covered in the flashcards, but PAGs are generally covered separately in the OCR PAG revision sheet resource, which allows each PAG to be covered in more detail than flashcards would allow.

*For first assessment in 2025. Concise, mapped to the specification and based on past mark schemes. Print & assemble and then use to teach yourself the correct marking points for each topic. Contains 244 flashcards covering Module 2 of the OCR ‘A’ specification (first assessment in 2025). Cell structure Biological molecules Nucleotides & nucleic acids Enzymes Biological membranes Cell division, cell diversity & cellular organisation Some simpler practical skill questions are covered in the flashcards, but PAGs are generally covered separately in the OCR PAG revision sheet resource, which allows each PAG to be covered in more detail than flashcards would allow.

*For first assessment in 2025. UPDATE 5th May 2024, missing page in Manipulating Genomes Flashcards detailing DNA profiling has been added. Concise, mapped to the specification and based on past mark schemes. Print & assemble and then use to teach yourself the correct marking points for each topic. Contains 244 flashcards covering Module 6 of the OCR ‘A’ specification (first assessment in 2025). Some simpler practical skill questions are covered in the flashcards, but PAGs are generally covered separately in the OCR PAG revision sheet resource, which allows each PAG to be covered in more detail than flashcards would allow.

*For first assessment in 2025. Concise, mapped to the specification and based on past mark schemes. Print & assemble and then use to teach yourself the correct marking points for each topic. Contains 128 flashcards covering Module 4 of the OCR ‘A’ specification (first assessment in 2025). Communicable diseases, disease prevention and the immune system Biodiversity Classification & Evolution Some simpler practical skill questions are covered in the flashcards, but PAGs are generally covered separately in the OCR PAG revision sheet resource, which allows each PAG to be covered in more detail than flashcards would allow.

*For first assessment in 2025. Concise, mapped to the specification and based on past mark schemes. Print & assemble and then use to teach yourself the correct marking points for each topic. Contains 116 flashcards covering Module 3 of the OCR ‘A’ specification (first assessment in 2025). Exchange and transport Transport in Animals Transport in Plants Some simpler practical skill questions are covered in the flashcards, but PAGs are generally covered separately in the OCR PAG revision sheet resource, which allows each PAG to be covered in more detail than flashcards would allow.

Four worksheets covering part of the immune response topic for A-level Biology: Phagocytosis The Cellular Immune Response The Humoral Immune Response Antibodies (includes 2 versions, one which mentions opsonins for OCR and one without for AQA). (Where relevant, a gap-fill style version and a blank version is included). Full answer sheets are included, which could alternatively be used as handouts/revision sheets. My students love completing these visually appealing worksheets, which break topics down into manageable chunks. Useful as a revision exercise or as a quick assessment. All worksheets are black and white to allow students to add colour to the diagrams, a process which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available on: Cell structure Carbon dioxide transport Tissue fluid formation Protein synthesis Photosynthesis Respiration Nutrient Cycles Energy transfers Protein synthesis Epigenetics Inheritance Control of blood glucose concentration The kidney Receptors Nerve Impulses

Kidney summary worksheets for A-level Biology. What’s included? Structure of the nephron & formation of glomerular filtrate. Selective reabsorption (including co-transport of glucose). The role of the loop of Henle in water reabsorption (maintenance of a sodium ion gradient) - one version suitable for AQA, one version suitable for OCR (includes chloride ions in the explanation). Osmoregulation (role of ADH) Includes differentiated versions of each worksheet (one scaffolded ‘fill in the blank’ style worksheet, and one with completly blank answer spaces). Full answer sheets are included, which could also be used as a handout. Encourage students to add colour to the worksheets to aid formation of visual memories. Similar worksheet available for: Respiration Photosynthesis Protein synthesis Inheritance Epigenetics Carbon dioxide transport Tissue fluid formation

I designed this 12-page A4 workbook of exam-style questions to help my students consolidate the Biological Molecules topic. Written with the AQA specification in mind, but suitable for other exam boards. Covers all the key content for Section 1 of the AQA A-level Biology specification. I tend to give this to students to guide their revision, but it would also be a really useful activity for cover lessons. A fully completed version of the workbook with model answers is included.

AQA GCSE required practical revision notes/sheets covering the 6 Biology Paper 1 required practicals (for triple science). Despite being worth 15% of the marks, so many students don’t allocate specific revision time to the required practicals. I designed these sheets for my own students to encourage specific revision of the practicals and have seen a great improvement in practical knowledge and the ability to answer practical-based questions. Each sheet includes an example method and most importantly, exam-style questions and model answers. The model answers for the exam-style questions have been written based on previous mark schemes, but I cannot guarantee that future mark schemes will be exactly the same. The model answers are for guidance only. Students should be encouraged to use these sheets as a starting point and update/annotate them with any further information as needed.