The deck is a 29-slide, 16:9 PowerPoint teaching resource for Year 12 IAL Biology. It covers textbook lessons 1C.4 (Diet and Cardiovascular Health) and 1C.5 (Dietary Antioxidants and CVD). It uses a navy, teal and magenta colour scheme with plain text-first slides. Structure Slides 1-2: a title slide and learning objectives for both lessons. Slides 3-17 (1C.4): Obesity indicators: weight issues and BMI (formula, categories, a worked example, limitations) and waist-to-hip ratio. Diet and blood lipids: tackling obesity, saturated fat as correlation versus cause, LDL and HDL, and the 2014 study of 72 papers. Checkpoint: a questions slide at the end of the section. Slides 18-22 (1C.5): fruit and vegetables and antioxidants, the vitamin C case study (the 1997 BMJ study against the 2016 metadata analysis), the DCPIP vitamin C practical (CP2), and a checkpoint slide. Slides 23-29: seven exam-practice questions, each with a sample answer and mark points. Topics: BMI calculation, limitations of BMI, fig C, LDL/HDL, saturated fat as correlation or cause, antioxidants, and the DCPIP practical. Figures: each of the textbook graphs (fig A BMI chart, B, C, D, E, F, and fig A fruit and vegetables) has its own slide. They are images cropped from your PDF, each with notes on how to read it and an exam tip. Teaching features Highlighting: yellow highlighting marks what students should write down for the Unit 1 exam, such as formulas, thresholds, definitions, key evidence and practical method. A key at the bottom of each content slide explains this. Speaker notes: the BMI worked-example slide and both checkpoint slides have short answer notes. Additional past paper questions with mark schemes also added as a separate document.

Risk, Correlation & Cause – CVD | Y12 Biology A concise revision presentation covering CVD risk factors, correlation vs causation, epidemiology and evaluating scientific studies. Includes exam-style questions and mark schemes to help students practise applying their knowledge and prepare for exams.

Transform the way your students understand cell ultrastructure with this visually rich, fully animated PowerPoint designed specifically for A-Level Biology (IAL / AQA / OCR / Edexcel compatible). This dynamic teaching resource goes far beyond static textbook diagrams. Through carefully sequenced animations, zoom-ins, and labelled reveals, students are guided step-by-step through the location, structure, and function of every key organelle, building deep conceptual understanding rather than rote memorisation.

Transform the way your students understand cell ultrastructure with this visually rich, fully animated PowerPoint designed specifically for A-Level Biology (IAL / AQA / OCR / Edexcel compatible). This dynamic teaching resource goes far beyond static textbook diagrams. Through carefully sequenced animations, zoom-ins, and labelled reveals, students are guided step-by-step through the location, structure, and function of every key organelle, building deep conceptual understanding rather than rote memorisation.

This fantastic poster, specifically designed to help students remember the required chemical tests and color changes. This colorful and informative poster covers all the essential specification points, ensuring you’re fully prepared for your exam. Whether you’re struggling to remember the tests for gases such as hydrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, ammonia, and chlorine or the colors formed in flame tests, this poster has got you covered. It also describes tests for various cations and anions, as well as the chemical test for water and a physical test to show whether water is pure. With its visually appealing design and comprehensive coverage of all the essential topics, this poster is an essential study aid for any student preparing for their IGCSE Chemistry exam. Hang it on your wall or place it on your desk, and you’ll have all the information you need to succeed at your fingertips. The following specification points are covered: 2.44 Describe tests for the gases: hydrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, ammonia, chlorine 2.45 Describe how to carry out a flame test 2.46 Know the colours formed in flame tests 2.47 Describe tests for various cations 2.48 Describe tests for various anions 2.49 Describe the chemical test for water 2.50 Describe a physical test to show whether water is pure Could be used as an example or as visual aid on the wall of the classroom.

7F Acids and alkalis summary poster that can be used as an example for other students.

Detailed poster covering the following spec points from Pearson IGCSE Chemistry: 1.8 Understand how to use the terms: element, compound and mixture 1.9 Understand variations in melting and boiling points for pure substances and mixtures 1.10 Describe experimental separation techniques: distillation, filtration, crystallisation and chromatography 1.11 Understand how chromatograms can be used to identify the composition of a mixture 1.12 Understand how to use the calculation of Rf values to identify the components of a mixture 1.13 Practical: investigate paper chromatography using inks/food colourings Can be used as an example to give to the students, revision or as visual aid.

Excellent resource with a hint of humor for students or for visual aid in the classroom. Contents cover the following specification points from the Pearson IGCSE Biology Specification: 2.91 Describe the structure and function of the eye 2.92 Understand the function of the eye in focusing on objects and adjusting to light intensities I use it as an example poster for the other students to create better ones, but also works well as visual aid on the wall.

A fantastic and detailed poster from the Edexcel Exploring Science Curriculum on 8B Plants and their reproduction. Could be used as an example for students to create similar ones, visual aid or as revision mats. I recommend printing it onto A3 paper.

Two fantastic and detailed posters from the Edexcel Exploring Science Curriculum on 8L Space and Earth. Could be used as an example for students to create similar ones, visual aid or as revision mats.

Beautiful and detailed poster covering these specification points from the Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Biology curriculum: 2.27 Describe the structures and functions of the main parts of the human alimentary canal 2.28 Explain how food is moved through the gut by peristalsis 2.29 Understand the role of digestive enzymes 2.30 Understand where bile is produced and stored 2.31 Understand the role of bile 2.32 Understand how the small intestine is adapted for absorption; structure of a villus

Colourful and detailed poster from the Edexcel Exploring Science Curriculum on 7J Electricity and current. Could be used as an example for students to create similar ones, visual aid or as revision mats. I recommend printing it onto A3 paper.

Brilliant and detailed poster from the Edexcel Exploring Science Curriculum on 8A Food, nutrition and digestion. Could be used as an example for students to create similar ones, visual aid or as revision mats. I recommend printing it onto A3 paper. Bottom left didn’t scan properly so I made it free.