A 25 Question short answer knowledge test designed under the Edexcel specification for GCSE Combined Science and Biology Single Science. Whether set as an assignment, given out as a revision resource or used as a knowledge acquisition test, this serves as the perfect resource to confirm students’ knowledge for the exams

4 30-50 question short answer knowledge tests. This is relevant to all exam boards, but designed specifically for the Eduqas Specification. This is a perfect revision activity to solidify students’ knowledge, ensuring they have the knowledge to access questions on the paper. Please note Test 4 tests some knowledge students are not expected to know, and is instead more of an extension activity or a quiz

2 ~50 question short answer knowledge tests designed for A Level Biology. This is relevant to all exam boards, but was designed under the Eduqas specification. Combined, they contain all the knowledge students need for the A level exam, meaning this is a perfect revision resource before a test, or can be set as an assignment or assessment to check students have obtained the knowledge from the course.

2 50 question, short answer knowledge test on Cell Membranes designed for Eduqas A level biology, but applicable to all exam boards. While the Biology exams are application based, the knowledge tested here is vital in accessing questions, and is perfect to be used as a test or assignment to solidify this.

A 77 Question Short Answer Knowledge Test on Plant Reproduction, designed for all A level exam boards. This comprehensive test covers all the knowledge needed to access questions in exams , making it great for revision, an assignment or a test immediately after content has been taught.

A 52 Question short answer test on the topic of Aerobic Respiration, designed for A Level Biology. This was done under the Eduqas spcification, but is appropriate for all exam boards. This is the perfect revision or knowledge acquisition test to confirm your students know everything they need for the exam.

A 36 Question short answer knowledge test on Classification for A level students. Please note that this was designed under the eduqas specification, and may not match other exam boards. The topics included: Classification Definitions Role of Classification Features of the Classification Systems The Classification Hierarchy Kingdoms and features of these Kingdoms Classification Methods This DOES NOT contain anything about Phyla, and some of the knowledge students are expected to know about a particular topic may also vary slightly.

A 12 Slide PowerPoint designed for A level students across exam boards covering the following topics through diagrams, pictures, gap fills, tables and questions: Structure of Nucleotides Structure of DNA and RNA ATP DNA Replication Meselson and Stahl Protein Synthesis Post Transcriptional Modification

An 11 Slide PowerPoint designed to help A level students across exam boards revise the following topics through diagrams, tables, gap fills, questions and more: Organelle structure Organelle Function Protein Production (Not Protein Synthesis) Prokaryotic Cells Virus Structure Epithelial Tissue Muscle Tissue

A Landscape Poster describing the unsolved problems in science aimed at inspiring students looking into the natural sciences. Perfect for a secondary school classroom

A 25 Mark short answer knowledge test designed to cover all the required information under the Edexcel specification (Biology Paper 2/Combined Science Paper 4) to be used as an in class test, for revision or a homework assignment.

A 48 Mark short answer knowledge test designed to cover all the required information under the Edexcel specification (Biology Paper 2/Combined Science Paper 4) to be used as an in class test, for revision or a homework assignment.

A complete 1 hour lesson for GCSE Science/Biology students on the topic of Natural Selection. This lesson is board agnostic and can be used across all exam boards, but was designed specifically under the Edexcel Specification. Included in the download is a complete 23 slide PowerPoint, including activities, as well as a word document with the lesson plan and timings within it. No printouts or handouts needed in the lesson. Tasks include quizzes to check students’ knowledge and some writing tasks for exam practice. Resource Summary: Word Document - Structured Lesson Plan including Learning Objectives, Success Criteria, Teaching Activities with Timing, Explanations and a Summary Exercise PowerPoint Presentation - Clear Explanations of Evolution and Natural Selection going through step by step, quick quizzes and tests to practice knowledge, short answer questions, a link to an interactive on evolution, a creative writing task to get students to clearly communicate evolution, extension opportunities, optional homework assignment or extension for differentiation. Topics included: Linking Variation and Evolution to Natural Selection Requirements for Evolution by Natural Selection Link to an Interactive on Evolution Evidence of Evolution in Antibiotic Resistance and Viruses Instructions on a task to get students to explain evolution by Natural Selection to the general public Natural Selection is the mechanism by which organisms’ characteristics change over time. It takes place due to hereditary variation creating differences in reproductive fitness. It is an important concept in teaching Biology, and is found across the AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas and other exam boards. The theory of Evolution by Natural Selection was created by British Scientist and Naturalist Charles Darwin in the 19th Century, and it we have since found many lines of evidence for evolution.

Elevate your GCSE Science/Biology class with a comprehensive teaching plan and PowerPoint presentation focusing on Human Evolution and Natural Selection. Tailored for diverse exam boards, this 1-hour lesson (specifically designed for Edexcel) equips students with a deep understanding of our evolutionary journey. Lesson Plan Highlights: Structured lesson plan with clear objectives, timings, and activities. Engaging starter: Brainstorming human-chimpanzee differences. Detailed teaching on key human fossils and their significance. Interactive quizzes to reinforce concepts and evaluate knowledge. Exploration of the correlation between stone tools, brain evolution, and dexterity. Extension activities for deeper understanding and critical thinking. 26-Slide PowerPoint Presentation: Human Evolution Unveiled: Visually captivating slides offering clear explanations. Family tree representation of human evolution. Insights into iconic fossils like Ardi, Lucy, and various Homo species. Engaging visuals showcasing stone tools’ evolution and implications. Interactive quizzes, engaging activities, and captivating images. Links to online resources for deeper exploration. Why This Resource Matters: Understanding Human Evolution and Natural Selection is a cornerstone of Biology education. This versatile lesson resonates across AQA, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas, and more. Your students will develop critical thinking, scientific analysis, and communication skills while exploring our species’ journey through time.

Unlock the world of biology with our meticulously crafted GCSE Biology lesson focusing on “Selective Breeding and Food Security.” Aligned with the Edexcel GCSE Science/Biology specification, this comprehensive resource empowers teachers to deliver an engaging and effective classroom experience. Key Features: Thorough Content Coverage: Dive deep into the concept of selective breeding and its impact on food plants and domesticated animals. Explore the meaning of food security and examine potential solutions to this critical global challenge. Student-Centered Learning: Our lesson plan is built around the needs of diverse learners, enabling students to describe, contrast, and explain complex concepts such as selective breeding and natural selection with confidence. Interactive Activities: Keep students actively engaged with a range of interactive activities. From comparing natural selection to selective breeding to evaluating methods of eradicating food scarcity, these activities foster critical thinking and understanding. Real-World Context: Connect scientific knowledge to real-world issues. Delve into the concept of food security, examining historical famines and current challenges. Discover how biology can pave the way for a more food-secure future. Multimedia Integration: Enhance learning with a thoughtfully selected YouTube video that illustrates the role of the World Food Programme in achieving food security globally. Extension for In-Depth Exploration: Challenge advanced learners with an extension activity that encourages them to assess the advantages, disadvantages, and limitations of various methods to address food scarcity. Engaging Starter and Reflection: Kick off the lesson with a visual decision-making activity and conclude with student evaluation questions that promote self-assessment and self-improvement. Why Choose Our Resource? Aligned with the Edexcel GCSE Science/Biology specification, ensuring your teaching is relevant and effective. Engaging and interactive activities keep students involved and excited about learning. Comprehensive coverage of selective breeding, food security, and their real-world implications. Extension activity promotes critical thinking and advanced exploration for high-achieving students. Accessible price point makes quality education affordable and accessible. Whether you’re a seasoned educator seeking a dynamic addition to your curriculum or a student eager to grasp these fundamental concepts, our GCSE Biology lesson on Selective Breeding and Food Security is the perfect gateway to a world of scientific exploration. Invest in quality education that empowers minds and shapes the future. Get started today!

A 25 page booklet containing all the information you need for Edexcel GCSE Biology Paper 2 (Higher).

A 23 page booklet containing ALL the information you need for the GCSE Biology Paper 1 (Triple Science). Packed with information in a clear, easy to understand tone, this is the perfect resources for you or your students to help revise and feel confident they know all the content that could come up in their exams

A list of facts you need to know for A level biology for the exam. This resource is perfect to help your students create revision resources for this difficult and expansive topic.

Booklets containing all the information you need for A level biology described succinctly and in an easy-to-understand way which can act as a good revision guide or introduction to the topic.