Everything you need to deliver the unit about light in KS3. Each unit part includes a slide with the main learning objectives. The topic is divided in 8 parts: How light travels: starter slide with a video + explanatory slide + plenary slide. How shadows form: explanatory slide. How reflections form: 2 explanatory slides + exit ticket plenary. How light bends: explanatory slide + plenary slide. The spectrum of white light: starter slide + explanatory slide + plenary slide Coloured light: 2 explanatory slides + activity slide End of unit questions with 4 activities + answers. Revision: includes a sudden death quiz + 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment. Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work but can be used alongside others. There are 5 more files: • Word document for the exit ticket based on an Instagram post • Power point with the unit targets for students to revise + printable version in pdf • Power point with sudden death quiz + show version to share with students. Please, DM me if you have any doubt or you would like me to share some assessments. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

This is a collection of five impactful games fostering teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking among students. The top two favorites are: Psychiatrist: Sharpens communication and observation skills through engaging interactions and interpreting cues. Task Whisperer: It challenges students to navigate intricate scenarios by communicating with precision and by dissecting problems from multiple angles. You will also find: The Mystery Classmate: Weaves communication, observation, and collaboration skills together, unraveling classroom mysteries. Tactile Art Relay: Elevates teamwork and creativity, yielding amusing results. Creative Connections: Sparks communication and creativity. These games offer a dynamic learning platform, nurturing essential life skills with engagement and enjoyment. You will find a set of clear instructions and variations for every game but do not hesitate to contact me if you have doubts.

KS4 CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS (iGCSE UNIT 1) Power point slides to deliver the unit of classification and characteristics of living organisms for GCSE Biology (60 slides approx.). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) but it can be easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 7 parts: Characteristics of living organisms Classification. Kingdoms Viruses Animals. Plants Keys. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

This resource is designed to give students a concise revision of the general procedure for gene technology following the CIE syllabus for A Level Biology 9700. It includes: Power point slides to guide students through the main definitions, tools and processes. It includes two useful youtube videos and kahoot links. One of the slides has the student’s worksheet so that it can be edited if needed The worksheet in PDF with the diagrams for students to complete as they follow the slides

Everything you need to deliver the unit “Reproduction in plants” for GCSE Biology in power point slides with easy navigation. It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) for 2023-2025 and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition, but it is easily adaptable to others. A Checklist slide is included for students to use for their revision. Key Features: Asexual and sexual reproduction Reproduction in plants: includes flower parts, pollination and fertilisation. Comparison between types of reproduction. **Progress check: ** 2 short revision activities. Bonus: You will also receive a separate PowerPoint version designed for students to complete with your guidance. This hands-on approach ensures active participation and solidifies knowledge retention. If you buy this presentation and you find it useful, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. In return, I can offer you a free resource of your choice or a compilation of end of unit exams. Just contact me in my Instagram account. Thanks a million!

Everything you need to deliver 4 activities related to motion. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7- 9. The slides for each activity include the apparatus needed, method and results. They are about 40 minutes long approximately. Walking with style: students to work out their walking speed. It can be done in a distance learning lesson. Be the teacher!: students to prepare a battery of questions and swap them. It can be done in a distance learning lesson. Speed investigations: the typical practical with slopes and toy cars. The graph of a journey: the students build a distance/time graph from a short story. These activities can be used alongside any KS3 SOW. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

This power point presentation follows the 9700 AS Biology Syllabus by CIE and the endorsed book by Jones, Fosbery, Taylor and Gregory (5th edition). The slides cover all the theoretical content for transport in plants and I currently use them with my year 12 group. Slides include: Brief explanation of transport needs and vascular system in plants. Plan diagrams practice of leaves, stems and roots and adding labels. (also included in the activities’ power point) Mechanism for water transport: cohesion-tension and mass flow Mechanism for assimilates transport: active loading in phloem Final slides: include 4 past paper multiple choice questions with answers.

Use these slides in your lesson to build step by step a revision diagram for proteins. It includes the printable version of the blank diagram and the complete diagram. These versions are included in the slides too so that you can fully edit them to serve your needs.

This is a comprehensive 50-minute lesson plan designed to help GCSE students understand the significance of goal setting and equip them with the tools to create short-term, medium-term, and long-term objectives. This engaging lesson includes the following key components: Teacher’s notes: with the lesson plan to follow. Power point presentation to show in the lesson: fully editable Worksheet: printable version. Editable version inlcuded in the slides. This resource equips educators with a structured and interactive lesson plan to inspire goal-setting skills in students, enabling them to take charge of their academic and personal lives for greater success.

Everything you need to deliver a unit of nutrition for Year 8. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7 and 9, and for a distance learning approach. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Nutrients: lesson + mini plenary based on 5 questions. Balanced diet: small discussion + lesson on nutritional deficiencies + plenary based on short research project. Digestion and absorption: lesson + mini plenary based on an exit ticket The human digestive system: labelling activity + mini plenary Teeth: labelling activity + structure of a tooth + dental hygiene Enzymes: lesson + plenary based on activities with differentiation. End of unit questions: 3 activities Revision: 35 minutes of revision activities + slides to check the proper answers. It can be used as a revision or assessment Coincides with Cambridge Checkpoint textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside any other SOW. There are two documents with the relevant images for printing. There is a revision worksheet with the main learning objectives. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit of selection and evolution from A level Biology (more than 50 power point slides). It follows Cambridge syllabus (9700) but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Variation Natural selection. Evolution Artificial selection Darwin-Wallace Theory of Evolution. Species and speciation. Molecular comparisons. Extinctions. There are two extra files: Power point with a worksheet on “Sources of genetic variation” to complete the information in part 1. A word document with a small project about endangered species to complete part 8. Power point with revision questions for the unit with the answers. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website, some are my own diagrams. Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

This power point covers the Biology Unit for “Classification” following the Exploring Science Textbook for Year 7. Some of the terms covered are: classification, variation, hybrids, animal kingdom and plant kingdom.

Lesson slides to teach full unit in Biology iGCSE Coordination and Response for the 0610 CIE Cambridge specification for 2023-25 The slides include: The Human nervous system: neurones, CNS, reflex arc, synapses Sense Organs: eye structure, retina, iris reflex and accommodation, Outline of glands and hormones: adrenaline and its effects Comparison of nervous system and endocrine system. Coordination in plants: tropisms and auxin Some plenary questions some subtopic questions in the relevan parts. Power point Notes include some suggestions for teachers. Included: student version slides for pupils to fill the gaps in. I currently use them for my Biology Yr11 group, it takes me 5 hours to cover all the slides in the lessons. Constructive feedback would be very appreciated.

Everything you need to deliver the unit “animal transport” for GCSE Biology in power point slides (more than 50 slides with easy navigation). It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) for 2023-2025 and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones Third edition, but it is easily adaptable to others. Learning objectives are included and also added to relevant slides. The topic is divided in 4 parts: Circulatory system Heart structure Blood vessels: structure and function Blood components: structure and function **Progress check: **some slides contain revision activities for the different parts of the topic. End of unit questions: slides at the end offer revision activities. Targets: I have included a separate file with the targets. I give it to my students so that they can use it as checklist. The slides have been prepared in power point . All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website, power point or mines. The power point is very easy to navigate for students to be able to use it for revision.

Everything you need to deliver the unit “Reproduction in humans” for GCSE Biology in power point slides with easy navigation. It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) for 2023-2025 and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones, but it is easily adaptable to others. A Checklist slide is included for students to use for their revision. Key Features: The human reproductive systems, including gametes. Sexual hormones, including an outline of menstrual cycle. Sexually transmitted infections Bonus: You will also receive a separate PowerPoint version designed for students to complete with your guidance in the lessons. This hands-on approach ensures active participation and solidifies knowledge retention. If you buy this presentation and you find it useful, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. In return, I can offer you a free resource of your choice or a compilation of end of unit exams. Just contact me in my Instagram account. Thanks a million!

Everything you need to deliver the unit “Variation and selection” for GCSE Biology in power point slides with easy navigation. It follows Cambridge syllabus (0610/0970) for 2023-2025 and Cambridge IGCSE endorsed book by Jones and Jones, but it is easily adaptable to others. A Checklist slide is included for students to use for their revision and learning objectives are given as a starter for the subtopics covered. These slides allow me to teach this unit in 3 lessons of 1h each. Key Features: Variation Selection Natural selection Selective breeding A second presentation also included with blanks for students to fill it in. If you buy this presentation and you find it useful, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. In return, I can offer you a free resource of your choice or a compilation of end of unit exams. Just contact me in my Instagram account. Thanks a million!

Everything you need to deliver seven plant practical activities. Easily adaptable and suitable for Year 7, 8 and 9. Some would also be suitable in year 10. The slides for each activity include the apparatus needed, method, results and conclusion. They can also be performed as demonstrations and most of them can be used in distance learning. What happens to plants in the absence of light? – This practical can be done in the lab or sent to do it at home in a distance learning approach as little material is needed. It can also be shown as a demonstration. Leaves under the microscope Roots for food: web exploring activity that can be easily performed in distance learning. Seeds feeling gravity: lab activity although it is simple enough to be performed in distance learning. Transport of water in celery: 2 lab activities included. It could be performed at home with food colouring. Investigating different colours of light in photosynthesis – theoretically. Can be done in distance learning. All the information given for student to work out on their own the apparatus, risks, results and conclusion. Check the slides’ notes for some extra info about the activity. Some coincide with Cambridge Science textbook/scheme of work, but can be used alongside any other SOW. All pictures have been sourced from the creative commons website. Please, contact me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated!

These are the slides I currently use to teach AS level Biology ENZYMES (56 slides) It follows Cambridge syllabus (9700) but it is easily adaptable to others. The topic is divided in 8 parts: Intro: starter activity to refresh GCSE knowledge What are enzymes? Modes of action: lock and key, induced fit Investigating an enzyme-catalysed reaction Factors affecting enzymes. Enzyme affinity; Vmax and Km Inhibitors: competitive and non-competitive. Immobilising enzymes Some slides contain notes for extra guidance when teaching, some slides contain activities for students to practice for their exams, Please, DM me if you have any doubt. Constructive feedback would be much appreciated.

Power point with a 1 hour lesson about gas exchange in humans, breathing mechanism and differences between inhaled and exhaled air. Aimed to GCSE biology students. It follows CIE syllabus.

All you need to deliver the lesson in unit 8C Doctors and Disease in Exploring Science. The power point includes: What are microbes? How are microbes useful. Mini-Plenary Diseases and spread mechanisms Virtual experiment: disease transmission. Body defences. Beating infections. I used it in distance learning and it worked really well. I hope it helps.