Good worksheet that goes through and covers the different aspects of carrying out a practical investigation. Models and scaffolds pupils thinking to help them plan and carry out a practical investigation.

Resource that covers benedicts non-reducing sugars test Covers AS level Biology specification Suitable for OCR PAG A-level Biology

Contained are 2 powerpoints and a learning mat which are aimed to apply knowledge about extinction, and consolidate learning, aimed at KS3, Years 8-9.

Exam past paper questions on carbohydrates with mark scheme suitable for AQA/OCR A-level

Contained is a powerpoint and worksheet aimed at KS3, with a fun worksheet aimed at lower-ability students.

Included is a powerpoint demonstrating Life processes which leads onto a card sort to demonstrate simple life processes, aimed at KS3 Years 8-9.

Contained are a powerpoint and a worksheet on pesticides and effects. Aimed at KS3, Years 7-9.

Contained is a powerpoint about the basics of classification, and also a card sort to enable students to understand classification.

Covers primary defence, work of Ignaz Semmelweiss and methods of reducing spread of disease.

Pupils create a facebook timeline on the work of Ignaz Semmelweiss. Covers AQA new specification.

Covers various aspects of health and fitness. Body systems Inhalation Exhalation Alveoli Respiration Structure and function of the Heart Joints Smoking Good for KS3 and KS4. Works well if pupils are provided with an interactive resource e.g. Laptops to access Bitesize. Best used in A3.

Covers: Xylem and Phloem Inhalation Structure of a leaf Reducing spread of disease Good as an extension activity. Please leave feedback and a review.

Suitable for AS/A-level Biology, pupils work in groups and have to cut and stick to create the double helix model of DNA (see slide 5 for WAGOLL). For each feature (see slide 4), there are points associated with the relevant features being included. This can be used to turn it into a competition between teams/introduce a competitive element. Covers: DNA structure DNA base pairing Bonding

Two different worksheets that can be used when teaching cell division, the first is a summary sheet which pupils complete and the second is an independent learning sheet with questions that pupils answer. Can use one or both of the resources. Suitable for KS4 and KS5

Complete lesson made during PGCE last year for A-level. Includes various worksheets and questions for pupils to complete.

Pupils fill in the cloning comparison table, can use with textbooks, internet etc.

Contained is a powerpoint to aid the worksheet, which will help students develop an understanding of variation, suitable for KS3 and Lower set KS4

Complete lesson on the Stoop effect. Good for cross Science engagement. Pupils make their own neutral and stoop lists, and then turn this into a practical investigation.

Covers AQA Biology B1, new specification. Various questions on vaccination with the mark scheme.

Practical booklet which pupils complete - covers biuret test in a different and fun context, where pupils have to find out which sample is the 'real' blood sample (contains the globular protein - hemoglobin). Suitable for all years and can be adapted very easily via end page (questions are pre-set for AS/A level Biology students but can be changed easily to differentiate for classes you may teach). Requisition practical equipment (test tubes, blood looking samples e.g. tomato paste, ketchup, paint, order real animal blood etc). Has embedded peer-assessment, where pupils can comment on how each pupil wrote their report, focusing on particular sections for areas of improvement e.g. for KS3, may not have included all materials and methods.