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Describe the structure function relationship. State and identify the different parts of animal and plant cells. Compare animal and plant cells.

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Complete lesson This covers Triglycerides and phospholipids Basic organic chemistry: single bond, double bond, OH, COOH and ester bond Learning check Exam practise

Teacher models what is the Carbon Cycle Recap : Photosynthesis and respiration {linking this to the Carbon cycle} Student Activities and task on the carbon cycle

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Complete Lesson, just download and teach ! Note: Affordable price to keep us going :) We would love your feedback ! Contents: Do Now Activity {This can be changed based on students previous learning} This lesson covers what anaerobic respiration is and the effect of lactic acid on the body. The students will be then apply this knowledge to understand how the body responds to exercise. The lesson is arrange in the following teaching model: I do We do You do

Complete Lesson, just download and teach ! Note: Affordable price to keep us going :) We would love your feedback ! Contents: Do Now Activity {This can be changed based on students previous learning} This lesson covers about the effect of lactic acid on the body, however before that it will go over anaerobic respiration and oxygen debt.

Do Now Activity {This can be changed based on students previous learning} This lesson covers : Optical Microscope Magnification Electron Microscope (Transmission and scanning) Eyepiece Graticules and Micrometre I have attached 4 other documents to give the questions more practise on calculation on magnification and using eyepiece graticule.