This 24 slide power point exclusively covers all of the AQA syllabus relating to DNA structure, cell division (mitosis & meiosis), sexual & asexual reproduction, genetic diagrams, genetic disorders, punnet squares, and genetic screening. The slides are colourful and include all key scientific information required for this part of the syllabus.

These resources are specifically designed for SEN/Foundation students studying GCSE Chemistry (OCR/AQA). They cover formation of crude oil, hydrocarbons, alkanes, fractional distillation, alkenes and polymerisation. They are done in story boards, fill in the gaps, but on sheets which can be used as starters, plenaries, home works, revision, or as a class activity working in twos. The language is easy to access and tells the story of crude oil to products simply and in a way students can understand. Covers all the main key points in a way a low ability student can access.

This ppt covers the AQA CoreBiology syllabus for fighting disease. It covers pathogens (bacteria & viruses), antigens, immune response (antibodies / anti toxins), growing bacteria, antibiotic resistance, vaccinations and antiseptics (semmelweiss). Plus 3 w/sheets.- story board for semmelweis, gap fill in for fighting diseases, an extension sheet for higher ability students and finally a test which can be set as a test, a home work, revision or even class activity.

This power point covers the AQA syllabus for drugs. It covers medicinal, recreational and performance enhancing drugs. It covers legal and illegal drugs, drug testing stages, arguments for and against, and how to assess claims about drugs. Alcohol and smoking are covered as legal drugs. Nice colourful worksheet on types of drugs, and a student task on alcohol.

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 12 slide power point and 2 A4 work sheets, covering the AQA GCSE physics (core) syllabus. It covers , why the universe is expanding, red shift, Doppler effect, Big Bang theory, Steady state theory, CMBR, and limitations of the theories. The work sheets can be used in conjunction with the power point. Can be used in class, as a homework, or for revision.

This ppt and wsheets cover the Physics syllabus for GCSE Additional Science. This is a 7 slide power point covering the life cycle of stars. Very colourful and full of key scientific information. Work sheets can be used in conjunction with the power point, as a home work, revision, starter or plenary.

This power point covers the nervous system, CNS, sensory neurones, motor neurones, synapses, reflesxes and reflex arcs. The slides include tasks for students so they can participate. Also there is a label a motor neurone sheet which matches the slides and a w.sheet on reflex arcs

This power point covers all of the new OCR syllabus for AS Biology. It includes blood, blood vessels, lymph, tissue fluid, hydrostatic pressure, oncotic pressure, heart, initiation of a heart beat (AVN/SAN), cardiac cycle, ECG how to calculate heartbeat, how to recognise ECG readouts., finishing with cardiac cycle and heart pressure graphs. The slides are easy to access with bright and colourful diagrams. Includes all scientific terminology. Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it pls leave feedback.

These 14 work sheets cover the following part of the F215 OCR Biology A2 syllabus. The sheets can be used as starters, plenary at the end of the unit or for revision purposes. The sheets cover the following: Biofermenter structure and uses Batch and continuous processes Primary and Secondary metabolites (Insulin and penicillin included) Typical microorganism growth curve with diagrams and students to fill in phases. Finishes with enzymes and enzyme immobilisation techniques. Artificial selection (modern cow and modern wheat) Cloning in animals and plants (runners, root suckers (elm trees), bulbs, tubers, cuttings, grafting, tissue culture, finishing with reproductive and non-reproductive cloning of animals (nuclear transfer / embryo splitting) I used this with some struggling students and they loved them. But great for all students for consolidation purposes. Hope they can help others. Please leave feed back if you like them. many thanks for looking at my resource.

The ultrasound 7 w/sheets cover what ultrasounds are, how they work, examples of uses in medicine (kidney stones/ foetal checks), how to work out distance between boundaries (using example questions), differences between x-ray, CT scans and ultrasounds. It finishes with 10 questions for the students to consolidate what they have learned. Made these sheets specifically for revision with higher tier students (turned into a little A5 revision booklet). You could set it as a home work booklet. I also used the sheets with lower ability/ struggling students to help consolidate the main scientific information they need. They liked the sheets because they were easy to understand and easy to access the scientific material. Magnets and electromagnets (2 sheets) - nice mind map on magnets and a quick fill in sheet after they have completed the work. Great for class activity as a starter, plenary, home work, or as a revision card. Even used with top set KS3 who loved it. Light and sound help w/sheets to help consolidate information from lessons. (4 sheets)

GCSE Biology handout. This is a hand out sheet explaining the 3 main scientists involved in helping to explain the photosynthesis equation we have today and the time line involved. It is part of a set of resources produced to aid my "Premier Listed" power point called Plant Structure and photosynthesis which covers all parts of the specification. Please check out my other 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 worksheet has been used with both my KS3 students and my BTEC/GCSE SEN/Foundation classes when carrying out the practical for Oil Burners. Easy to fill in sheet. I hope it can be helpful to others.

GCSE Biology fill in the gaps w/sheet for plant hormones. Nice plenary or starter for the class, or you could set it as a homework. Easy to read and understand key points.

A help sheet for students covering tectonic plates and how they are formed.

GCSE Chemistry - ppt and worksheet about salt chemistry, brine electrolysis and chloro-alkali industry.

A map and information about endangered species. Students have to make a poster showing all the endangered animals on the map. I had to bring up a map of the world whilst doing this activity as many are unaware where most places are. My SEN group worked really well in groups, discussing, working as a team, and producing a nice resource which can be put up showing students work, and also they get to understand about endangered species. I then set them a homework to chose one animal and tell me why it is endangered. Keywords can be put on the board to help.

Help sheets for gaseous exchange surfaces, including fish, leaves, insects and human lungs. Great for starters, plenaries or for revision. Great for students needing help to consolidate key terms.