Get a fun differentiated activity worksheet for students independent learning on Vitamin and Mineral deficiency in the GCSE, AQA and IGCSE Biology syllabus. On completion, easily convert the worksheet to notes for revision. The activity requires 4 files: A picture table activity. Differentiated worksheets - a) A coloured pictorial activity worksheet. b)Two activity worksheet. c) An activity worksheet for lower ability students. Get this resource now!, reuse for your revision, notes and classroom tasks bank. It is available in pdf format.

Get this assessment and its marking scheme on the Protein Structure on the topic on Biomoelecules for Advanced level Biology (GCE, AP). These questions can be used and reused for revision, end of subtopic quiz or a class assessment and the work can be done as a class activity, revision sheet, home learning tasks or as an assessment. This assessment is differentiated and can be done in an hour for high ability students or 90 minutes for low ability learners. This worksheet contains questions that test for the understanding of the 2 types of proteins. The Questions cut across bonds, types, structure and properties.

A lesson plan on the 7 characteristics of living things which includes easy directions on - Cooperative learning activities Differentiated activities How to do your assessment for learning (AFL) Lesson timing. Plenary Duration of this lesson : 1 hour. Supporting resources Full Lesson powerpoint Identify activity worksheet Misconception group worksheet

Classification of Invertebrates for Year 10 and 11 GCSE and IGCSE Biology. Notes on the features of each invertebrate. Pictures of each group. 2 groups of Assessment questions during the lesson.

My students loved it! I loved how it triggered group discussions that engaged students on the 7 Characteristics of Living things. Paired or Group Worksheet It will expose misconceptions students have on respiration - breathing, excretion - egestion etc. Great teaching resources that helps students stretch their understanding. Helps students apply their knowledge at the beginning of the syllabus.

Nice engaging activity! Learners will enjoy cutting the parts out and try to fit them all in the cell. Helps learner build up on the additional parts included in KS4.

This is a time saving resource for teachers. Great report comments compiled for different topics in biology. It includes comments on students achievement and students targets. THe comments help to your mind about what to write. They can be adjusted and used as they are.

Get an exciting worksheet activity to teach on the topic of nutrition on diet, nutrient types and their benefits in GCSE, AQA and IGCSE Biology syllabus. A great way to introduce a balanced diet on the topic of the human nutrition. The activity requires 4 files: A picture table activity. Differentiated worksheets - a) A coloured pictorial activity worksheet. b)Two activity worksheet. c) An activity worksheet for lower ability students. It is an exciting and easy way to help you assess individual or student pair understanding of nutrients, their benefits and deficiency symptoms. Add this resource now to your revision, notes and classroom tasks bank. It is available in pdf format.

A comprehensive worksheet for Year 12 and Year 13 GCE Biology students on the Nucleic acids. Perfect for use when teaching the A level Biology topic, subtopic on DNA structure and also for assessment purposes. The worksheets could even be used as a progress test or quiz on this sub topic. The worksheets should take about 15 -20 minutes to complete and pupils will be able to work independently through the activities. One set of worksheets (Challenge sheets) is differentiated for high-ability learners and the help sheet for the low-ability learners. The worksheet focuses on the nucleotides, bonds and differences between DNA and RNA. There is also an answer sheet for the teacher, which is great for non-specialists teaching Biology in schools.

A lesson plan on the Human Influence to the Ecosystem topic. It focuses on the challenges of Food supply for the world. It contains Active learning activities that focuses on group work and individual work. Differentiated activities and learning objectives.

A lesson plan on the Human Influence to the Ecosystem topic. It focuses on the challenges of Food supply for the world. It contains Active learning activities that focuses on group work and individual work.

Homework sheet to help students carry out research on Charles Darwin. Perfect research when covering the topic - Inheritance.

Assess students understanding Diffusion, Osmosis, Active transport, Movement of Molecules. Help students remember KEYWORDS and increase the use of more words. Year 10 or 11 students doing GCSE or IGCSE Biology will find it more appropriate. :: How to Use the resource. 1. Divide the class into 2 groups that will compete against each other. 2. Students choose a peer from their group who will guess the KEYWORD on the board. 3. May take about 20 minutes

Introduce students to the keywords on photosynthesis.

This is a fun worksheet you can use as a starter, activity worksheet or assessment on the topic of diet. It can be used as a shortcut for making notes.

This is a great worksheet activity for Year 10 -11 students that gives a lot of notes with a fill in section that provides opportunity for great ASSESSMENT and RESEARCH. It gives a section for summary reflection on the topic on Homeostasis.

Worksheet for GCSE, IGCSE on the topic on Enzymes. It helps students understand what an enzyme is and the conditions that enzymes prefer. It can be used for as a main task during a lesson, plenary or assessment.

Homework sheet to help students carry out research on Alexander Fleming. Perfect research when covering the topic - Microbes and Disease.

Homework sheet to help students carry out research on Carl Linnaeus. Perfect research when covering the topic - Classification.

This worksheets can be used in a Biology or Science lesson to extend learning for high ability learners. This is a follow up worksheet from the Introduction Worksheet No. 1. It covers the objective on how the enzymes work and what makes them specific to one substrate.