This is a 30 slide power point presentation covering every aspect of Gene Technology for A2 Biology (OCR or AQA specifications). This is extensive, contains easy to follow notes and diagrams. Will cover at number of A2 lessons and will help with continuity of learning. It covers the following Reverse transcriptase, Restriction endonucleases, in vivo and in vitro techniques, In vivo - vectors, plasmids, transformation and identification using antibiotic resistance markers. In vitro - PCR, primers, DNA polymerase, locating genes using DNA probes, DNA sequencing , Gel Electrophoresis, Restriction Mapping. It then features DNA probes used in medicine, advantages and disadvantages of in vivo and in vitro techniques, uses of gene technology. Gene technology - genetic counselling, gene therapy and genetic fingerprinting. (Cystic Fibrosis) Finishes with advantages and disadvantages and ethical issues. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This resource contains 3 ppts (tried to upload as one but system could not cope?) - all in all 29 slides covering the new AQA syllabus. The ppts follow on from each other. They start with gametes, zygotes, ovum, sperm, fertilisation, homologous chromosomes, haploid and diploid numbers. Second ppt covers meiosis (stages, key terms, chiasmata, bivalents, crossing over, independent segregation, first and second division, etc. It finishes with different life cycles with diploid and haploid numbers. Third part ppt covers chromosome mutation (substitution & deletions). Hope you like my resource, pls leave feedback if you do.

This 14 slide ppt covers the syllabus for the AQA GCSE Biology specification. It includes food groups, food tests, diet, balanced diet, lifestyle, exercise,, health, inherited factors, etc. Throughout the ppt their are specific tasks set for the students to carry out. Nice w/sheets based on food groups which can be used as a plenary or as a homework sheet.

These power points were made for my KS3 students but I also used it with my GCSE foundation students to help them understand how to draw a correct scientific Table and when to use a bar graph and when to use a line graph. It also explains the difference between independent and dependent variables. These power points explains how to compose a Good Table (headings, columns, anomalies, averages) and how to plot the correct graph. It concentrates on bar graphs and line graphs, independent and dependent variables. Actual examples shown and finishes with a task for the students as a plenary. Also included are help sheets for table and graph drawing which can be stuck in the front of students books as a reminder. (I print both and print as A5 help sheets.

This 11 slide power point covers the syllabus for AQA GCSE Additional Science. The slides are colourful and contain all scientific information. The slides cover fossils, different ways in which they form, hypotheses as to how they link to early organisms, speciation, isolation and examples of how to answer a speciation question. There are also 4 work sheets to consolidate the students knowledge. How fossils are formed (Foundation /SEN) Worksheet on how fossils are formed in the 3 ways in rocks. Worksheet on extinction causes. 6 mark question on speciation, using a real life example.

These 5 worksheets were developed for low ability / SEN students to understand crude oil formation and hydrocarbons. There are story boards (formation of crude oil), and easy worksheets with "fill in the gaps" . These worked brilliantly with my low ability BTec group, but I also used them as starters and plenarys for my Foundation GCSE Chemistry group. Fun and easy to follow and complete. Many thanks for looking at my resources. Please leave feedback or follow me if you like them

This 21 slide ppt covers the new AQA GCSE syllabus. It covers components of blood, blood vessels, structure of the heart, artificial hearts and blood groups (explaining why blood clots if given the wrong blood group). Used for revision session with my Yr10 and it worked very well.

This 10 page work sheet will help all AS students struggling with consolidation of the key facts . It covers all of the main parts of the syllabus : antigens, antibodies, immune system, t cells, b cells, monoclonal antibodies, Elisa, pregnancy testing, primary and secondary responses, vaccines and passive and active immunity. Can be used as revision cards, help with consolidation, help sheets before a test, or as a starting point for revision of more able students. I made these sheets specifically for my struggling students, but are comprehensive for any student who may find them helpful.

This is a 42 slide power point covering the new AQA combined science B7 Ecology unit. It includes colourful slides to help teach the theory and activities throughout to help students consolidate learning. It covers key terms, adaptations, competition, food chains, predator prey graphs, quadrats, transects, deforestation, peat bogs, global warming and includes extra slides to explain indicator species (not on syllabus but important for students to know). Carbon worksheets and quadrat worksheet attached as well. My foundation students have just passed with level 5/6 across the whole class of 24 students and loved the power point.

You have two power points covering all aspects of the GCSE Biology syllabus covering the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles. They are aimed at Higher Tier students but can be used with a good "intervention" group. The power points are separate so you can use in different lessons. Text is full of scientific terminology and includes diagrams and pictures to help with explanations. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This 14 slide ppt covers the AQA chemistry syllabus on metal ores and their extraction. The slides cover ores, reduction, electrolysis, copper, aluminium, blast furnace, displacement reactions, environment problems, recyclying, phytomining and bioleaching W/sheet to help consolidate the information in the ppts, based on the theory and a w/sheet which could be used as a paired activity, starter, plenary or homework. Also, good for revision before an exam.

This is a 10 slide ppt covering the new AQA AS Biology syllabus. It has easy to follow scientific text, diagrams and graphs. The following items are covered: structure of Hb, oxyhaemoglobin, Hb saturation, Partial pressure of oxygen, partial pressure of carbon dioxide, dissociation curves, Bohr effect, Hb in different animals, finishing with differences in human Hb (foetal, adult and myoglobin. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This is a 33 slide presentation covering the syllabus for the New 2015/16 AQA AS Biology syllabus. It includes: pathogens, viruses, HIV, AIDS, immune system, phagocytes, phagocytosis, T-Cells, B-Cells, Antibodies. Antibody structure, primary and secondary response, vaccines, antigenic variation, Flu, active and passive immunity, antibodies in medicine, cancer drugs, pregnancy testing, ELISA test, interpretation of vaccine and antibody data, including MMR and Herceptin, finishing with ethical issues. Very comprehensive, covers all of the syllabus, using easy to read text, scientific knowledge and wording, diagrams and colourful pictures. Also, includes a task for the students to complete. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

Powerpoint covering the new syllabus for AQA AS Biology. It covers lung diseases and spirometry. Lung diseases covered are : TB, Fibrosis, Asthma and Emphysema. Easy to follow text, diagrams and a task at the end for students to consolidate the information. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This ppt covers all aspects of the AQA syllabus for the Nitrogen Cycle. It covers decomposition, ammonification, nitrogen fixation, nitrification, differences in normal soil and water logged soil, finishing with leaching and eutrophication. The 3 pages of nitrogen cycle questions can be used as a starter, plenary or a homework. I have used as quick revision. (Answers are included) The help sheet shows a typical revision card for students which you can show and either use, or get them to make one of their own.

BUNDLE These power points and worksheets cover the specification for the Topic 1 units for the AS Edexcel Biology course. It includes power points to cover all of the teaching for Topics 1A (Chemistry for Biologists, 1B (Mammalian Transport Systems and 1C (Cardiovascular Health and Risk. There are also some work sheets to aid the teaching included.

This 24 slide power point covers nervous transmission. Areas covered are structures of motor and sensory neurones, action potential along a neurone, myelinated and non myelinated neurones, synapses and ACH. Diagrams of neurones to label, and two revision sheets to aid consolidation (could be adjusted to be made into help sheets/ fill in gaps/ label diagram etc)

These quick revision sheets can be used as class activities, revision tools, home works, starters or as a plenary. The sheets include describing blood vessels, labelling the heart, explaining the cardiac cycle and the pressure/ volume graph. Hope it is helpful to give students a starting base for revision or test practice.

This worksheet can be printed as a revision card or as A3 and used as a class activity. Students have to add as much information they can about the immune system onto the diagram. It is for quick recall and could be extended further.

GCSE transpiration w/sheet which covers the basics for transpiration, and includes practical skills using a photometer and an experiment using celery.