A full lesson designed for curriculum for wales KS3 pupils on human impact on the environment/biodiversity. Includes all the resources needed to complete the lesson including case study cards, tables for pupils to fill in whilst completing a carousel style group work activity and a card sort on conservation methods.

A powerpoint to explain humoral immunity for GCE students

A literacy based lesson on enzymes and their uses by scientists/in industry. A guided reading task inclusing locate and retrieve tasks and summarise task.

A lesson aimed at GCSE students on Enzyme theory and factors affectting the rate of enzymes.

A full lesson on the osmosis potato practical for GCSE science.

A booklet for the WJEC GCSE Unit 3 Applied Science course on the producing food part of the food for the future topic.

A lesson on osmosis aimed at GCSE students.

A powerpoint and questions on the autonomic nervous system.

A full unit of work for WJEC GCSE The Sciences Double Award Biology Unit 1.1 Cell structure and function: How are cells structured, organised and sustained? It includes all the powerpoints and worksheets needed to teach the first secition of the course including lessons on cells, microscopes, specialised cells, diffusion, active transport and osmosis.

A booklet and comprehension questions on the The Brain. Made to go with WJEC GCE Unit 4 Option C: Neurobiology and Behaviour. It covers the first part of this topic on the brain. It could also be useful as a resource for those studying pyschology. the structure of the human brain – the position of the cerebrum, hypothalamus, hippocampus, cerebellum and medulla oblongata (b) the main functions of the cerebrum, hypothalamus, cerebellum and medulla oblongata © the role of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems (d) the hypothalamus as the link between nervous and endocrine regulation (e) the role of the sensory areas and motor areas of the cortex (f) the relationship between the sizes of the relevant parts of the cerebrum and the complexity of innervation of the different parts of the body as illustrated by the sensory homunculus and the motor homunculus (g) the role of the areas of the cerebrum involved in language comprehension and speech

A full lesson of resources to teach the specialised cells and levels of organisation, including a guided reading activity. Designed for GCSE The Sciences Double Award, but could be used for KS3 also.

A full lesson on the use of microscopes and making onion cell slides,including practice of magnification calculations and a past paper question.

A powerpoint with information on Rickets, Osteomalacia, Osteoporosis and Brittle bone disease. Developed for WJEC GCE Option C.

A lesson on the sturcture and function of the parts of plant and animal cells. Suitable for GCSE level.