Powerpoint made for an interview lesson. Complete with diagrams, explanations, spec links, video link, exam question and some extension questions to apply their knowledge. For the AQA new spec, but could be used for other exam boards.

A worksheet about receptors and pacinian corpuscle for the AQA A Level Specification. Includes definitions, labelling a diagram and gap fill. Useful to support low ability students.

Worksheet to go alongside the starch test practical. Suitable for higher level KS3 or GCSE. Includes sections for the method, results, conclusion and questions.

Powerpoint with the key information from the mass transport in humans topics. Designed for the AQA spec.

A table where students describe the method/results etc of the key practicals for this topic. I use this at the end of the topic to summarise the practicals. Answer sheet provided. Made for igcse edexcel course but could be used/adapted easily for others.

Worksheet where students label the action potential graph and then annotate each stage.

Revision powerpoint on the topic of gas exchange (Unit 3 AQA syllabus) including plants, fish, insects and humans. There is a starter quiz followed by the key points and an example calculation question.

A summary powerpoint made for revising the cell membranes and transport topic. AQA A Level spec.

Gap fill activity (cloze procedure) on evolution and natural selection for GCSE. Word bank at the bottom but can be removed to make to the task more challenging.

Worksheets to recap the key concepts on many different topics from Y9/10 igcse Edexcel Syllabus. Differentiated for a low-middle ability set. Could also be used as revision at the end of Y11. Topics include cells, magnification, levels of organisation, lungs, diet, graph drawing, variables, photosynthesis, food tests, blood, the eye, reflex arcs, inheritance, reproduction.

A worksheet made for a key stage three class about investigating photosynthesis using pondweed. If pondweed is not available I give them sample results or use an online virtual experiment. The worksheet includes a diagram, method, results table, questions and a quiz. It can be also be adapted easily for different abilities or for GCSE.

Worksheet about insect gas exchange. The worksheet includes a diagram to label, summary questions and an exam question. Designed for the AQA course.

Made for the AQA A level course. Includes a presentation and activity. The graph activity could be done individually or in groups.

Used as an activity in lesson or for revision with year 12 A level

Set of complete notes with missing words about fish farming. Made for the edexcel igcse biology spec for a lower ability group. answers are provided on a separate sheet.

List of around 50 key words with definitions for the A2 genetic technology unit For example: electrophoresis, DNA polymerase, gene therapy, vector. The words are already matched up so can be given to pupils as a list of definitions to learn, or what I do is cut them up and make into a card sort for revision. The objective of the activity is for pupils to revise key words and identify any misconceptions or unknown vocab needed for the written exam. The resource can easily be adapted once downloaded by adding or removing words from the table to suit different ability groups or syllabuses. Originally made for Cambridge A Level Syllabus but is very similar to the other major exam boards. Enjoy!

Introduction to populations in ecosystems - key words list, abiotic factors and concept of a niche. Designed for AQA A level syllabus

For AQA A level Biology maths skills - Powerpoint

A worksheet of questions on different aspects of maths in Biology e.g. percentages, coverting units etc. Could be used as a test to assess their maths ability or as an activity in lessons. Answer sheet provided. I haven’t double checked the answers so as far as I am aware they are correct, but if I have made an error please let me know in the comments so I can change it. Thank you!

A powerpoint with worked examples on magnification, converting units and scale bars. Made for an A Level lesson but could also be used for a high ability GCSE class.