This is an 13 slide power point covering the aspects of photosynthesis. Slides cover chloroplast structure, pigments, light absorption, Light dependent, phosphorylation/chemiosmosis, light independent cycles and finishes with carbon numbers of the calvin cycle. The workbook can be used with the ppt or used as a homework task, plenary, starter or as a revision tool. Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it please leave feedback, or follow me on twitter so you can get notification of othernew resources I produce.

This is a 19 slide power point covering the new AQA AS Biology syllabus. The slides include: heart structure, blood vessels structure & adaptations, tissue fluid formation, double circulatory system, major parts of the heart and what they do, cardiac cycle and finishing with cardiac cycle graph interpretation. Thank you for looking at my resource. If you like it please leave me feedback and follow me so you do not miss out on other biology resources.

A 12 slide presentation of AS Biology specification relating to Organisms that cause disease. Slides include differences in words (Health, disease and pathogens), parasites, transmission of disease, malaria, HIV(aids), TB and a task for the students to complete at the end of the presentation. It includes scientific words and diagrams which are easy to follow. 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 ppt covering the New AQA AS Biology syllabus covering Size and surface area. It has easy to follow scientific text, diagrams and pictures to help students understand how to work out surface area to volume rations., examples using real animals, heat exchange and finishing with behavioural and physiological adaptations. 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 10 slide powerpoint explains what variation is , what is meant by continuous and discontinuous and examples of the factors involved, finishing with the type of graphs students are expected to recognise and be able to produce and explain.

This is a 12 slide power point for the GCSE Biology syllabus. It was made for Higher tier and Triple Science students. The slides include: DNA structure, chromosomes, genes, bases, genes, alleles, ribosomes, DNA replication and protein synthesis. Thank you for looking at my resources. If you like them please leave feedback.

This power point is a nice introduction to the OCR Gateway Drugs unit about the effects of smoking on the body. It shows the carcinogens found in cigarettes and how they affect the body. Gruesome pictures will make the students think about the problems - beware squeamish students.

This is a 10 slide power point covering the basics about cloning and cloning methods. I have used it as a starting point with high ability groups and as a class presentation for foundation students. It covers: asexual reproduction, mitosis, plant cloning, animal cloning, dolly the sheep, advantages and disadvantages of different types of cloning. and finishes asking class to discuss the ethics of human cloning. 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 9 slide power point on Respiration. I use this with my Foundation & GCSE Double award class as a class presentation and as a starter for my Triple Group. With Triple groups you will only need to include the chemical equation for respiration and go into more detail with respect to ATP, which is not required for double award. It includes aerobic and anaerobic respiration, differences between the two, the word equations, release of energy (ATP), oxygen debt and RQ quotient. 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. 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 9 slide presentation for AS Biology on the differences between DNA and RNA, links needed for protein synthesis (transcription & translation) and finishing with DNA replication. and the experiments using N15. I made this for an overview for my students studying OCR AS Biology syllabus, but would be helpful for AQA. 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.

GCSE Biology farming power point specifically aimed at foundation students. Easy to read and understand text, colourful diagrams and pictures to cover all aspects of the farming part of the syllabus. 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 the main food groups, and the tests required to test for proteins, fats, starch and sugars. There are excellent sheets especially for KS3 students or GCSE SEN/Foundation students. They are fill in the gaps, draw diagrams and enter results. The sheets follow the ppt and can be used with or without the presentation. I have used them with KS3 classes and with GCSE SEN/Foundation classes, as easy to follow, understand and complete. Sheets can be stuck into their books at the end of the lesson.

These 3 ppts covering atomic structure, alkali metals, end and exothermic reactions, which can be used with a good KS3 class or with a GCSE Chemistry BTEC/ SEN or Foundation chemistry group. PPT 1 covers atomic structure, atoms, neutrons, protons, electrons, atomic number, periodic table, and isotopes. There are tasks for students as you go through the ppt. PPT2 covers Group 1 - alkali metals. It covers the group features, and how they react with water, etc There are tasks for the students as you go through the ppt, or you can print the slides to use in class. PPT3 covers exothermic and endothermic reactions. - covers the main key points, a practical for the students to attempt, work sheets to help them draw conclusions from the practical, activation energy and catalysts. These ppts are designed for KS3 students who have never seen these key ideas before or for lower ability GCSE / BTEC / SEN students who need bold key points and easy to follow instructions and plenaries.

This 37 slide ppt covers the new specification for OCR AS Biology. It covers : slide showing specification, root hair cells, osmosis, symplast pathway, apoplast pathway, caparian strips, stomata, xylem, phloem, cohesion tension, adhesion, transpiration, rates of transpiration, photometers, staining xylem and phloem practical, xerophytes, translocation, sink, flow, source and active loading. Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it, please leave feedback.

This 13 slide ppt covers the new syllabus for AQA AS Biology. It covers; classification, how it has changed, phylogeny, hierarchy, evolutionary trees, domains, binomial system, genome sequencing, data interpretation, etc Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it pls leave feedback.

This power point was made for my double award/foundation students to try and explain as concisely as possible about drug testing procedures and why they are important. It starts by telling the story of thalidomide and then goes into why it led to better testing conditions, what they are and the procedures for human testing, using placebos and blind trials. Worksheets for consolidation. Hope it is helpful to other teachers.

New AQA Separates Syllabus (exams 2017) - includes 3 extensive power points covering B1.1 to 1.10. Also a teacher check list for the syllabus and a student check list which can be stuck into their books to show completion and progression. B1,1 Microscopes B1.2 Animal and plant cells B1.3 Eukaryotes and prokaryotes B1.4 Specialisation in animal cells B1.5 Specialisation in plant cells B1.6 Diffusion B1.7 Osmosis B1.8 Osmosis in plants B1.9 Active transport B1.10 Exchanging materials Includes links to exam practice with student questions for participation throughout ppt. Also, links into practical skills showing types of practical skills required for the syllabus

This 27 slide power point covers the new AQA Separates specification B4.1 to 4.4. Covers the following aspects of the specification: What components make up our blood The functions of each of the components of blood Naming the main blood vessels in the body Explaining the importance of a double circulatory system and valves. Labelling the main structures of the heart Explaining the main functions of the heart and its structures. Discuss problems with the blood supply, the heart and valves Explains how the heart keeps it's natural rhythm Explains how artificial hearts can do and how artificial pacemakers work.

The power point is a colourful, easy to follow explanation of the rock cycle. Suitable for KS3 and GCSE (SEN) students.These sheets were made specifically for my KS3 students but have worked really well with SEN and GCSE Foundation students. They are colourful, easy to read and easy to fill in. All can be used as starters, plenaries, home works or even as a class test.

This extensive power point covers all of the following aspects of the Ededxcel AS Biology course: Asexual reproduction, Karyotypes, Binary fission, sporulation, fragmentation, regeneration, budding, vegetative propogation. Growth and growth curves. Sexual reproduction - formation of gametes, meiosis (random assortment & crossing over), fertilisation in humans, sperm and ova. Gametogenesis in animals and plants, formation of pollen, pollen structure, ovules, pollination. Stem cells, totipotency in animals and plants, adv & disadv of stem cells, control of transcription. Parkinsons, diabetes, damaged nerves. The genome, epistasis, X chromosome inactivation, variation (continuous & discontinuous), monoamine oxidase A and cancer. This covers most of the second unit for Edexcel AS Biology.