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Resources provided range from GCSE Science to A-Level Chemistry and A-Level Biology. All the resources provided are ready to go and should require minimum adjustments. They contain activities for students to complete within each powerpoint.
A-Level Biology B - Topic 8 - L5 Genetic Diversity
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A-Level Biology B - Topic 8 - L5 Genetic Diversity

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Full A-Level Biology lesson. Suitable for all A-Level Biology specifications but was originally designed for Edexcel Biology B specifications. Lesson explains how Genetic Diversity arises and explains the different types of selection such as Stabilising Selection, Disruptive Selection and Genetic Drift. Includes article that could be used as a homework or in class resource.
L10 - GCSE Biology - Enzymes and Rate Calculations
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L10 - GCSE Biology - Enzymes and Rate Calculations

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Full 50 minute lesson contain covering the New 9-1 Edxcel GCSE Biology Specification. Contains a variety of activities and resources to support the learning of Rate Calculations and Percentage change calculations. Contains specially designed worksheet to support with rate calculations.
A-Level Biology B - Water Potential
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A-Level Biology B - Water Potential

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Full A-Level Biology lesson. Suitable for all A-Level Biology specifications but was originally designed for Edexcel Biology B specifications. Lesson explains what Water potential is and goes over the water potential equation. Lesson also cover Water Potential Core practical to do with Plasmolysis and links in some GCSE prior knowledge of osmosis. Lesson also outlines the term insipient plasmolysis.
Edexcel GCSE Biology B2 Key Fact Sheet
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Edexcel GCSE Biology B2 Key Fact Sheet

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Fact sheet produced for students of all ability. Students should memorise all facts on sheet on sheet in preparation for their B2 Biology exam. They could highlight, tick off and annotate fact sheet. Facts should match up with key points from markscheme.
Acid Base Titrations
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Acid Base Titrations

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OCR Chemistry A - Acids and Redox - Acid Base Titrations Full teachable lesson covering the following areas: Preparation of a standard solution Carry out a titration Analyzing titration results by calculation Practical techniques for measuring the volume of solutions Complete with worksheet calculations and answers to calculations
L2 Carbohydrates - Topic 1 Biological Molecules - Edexcel Biology B
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L2 Carbohydrates - Topic 1 Biological Molecules - Edexcel Biology B

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Lesson 2 in the SOW for Biology B Topic 1 - Biological Molecules. In this lesson students focus more closely on carbohydrates and describe the key differences between alpha glucose, beta glucose. They also will be highlighting the differences in structure and function of glycogen, cellulose and starch. Molly mod kits are needed for this lesson. There are also an assortment of exam questions which can be used.
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics Complete KS3 SOW with 9 full 100 minute lessons
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Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics Complete KS3 SOW with 9 full 100 minute lessons

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Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics KS3 Scheme of Work created to replace the Rocks and Weathering Unit at KS3. (As the majority of the Rocks content has been taken out of the new Science GCSEs first exam June 2017). This includes 9 full 100 minute lessons plus resources for each. The full scheme of work and lesson plan for each is also included with additional technician notes for each lesson. This unit is ready to use and implement and could save hours and hours of work for your team. We have been using this with our Year 8 pupils and it is a great way to introduce some difficult concepts early on such as Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics. Please leave a comment.
Using a Burette and Erroor Calculations
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Using a Burette and Erroor Calculations

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Full 50-100 minute lesson in which students are guided through the details of how to use a burette, volumetric flask and volumetric pipette. Should be used in conjunction with simple practical activity. Perfect for skills lessons in BTEC Applied Science courses or as an introduction to using a burette for KS4 Chemistry students. Easily adaptable with in built class activities once you have demonstrated how to use, rinse and take measurements from a burette.
L2 Using a volumetric pipette
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L2 Using a volumetric pipette

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Full 50-100 minute lesson in which students are guided through the details of how to use a volumetric pipette. Should be used in conjunction with simple practical activity. Perfect for skills lessons in BTEC Applied Science courses or as an introduction to using a burette for KS4 Chemistry students. Easily adaptable with in built class activities once you have demonstrated how to use, rinse, fill and empty a volumetric pipette
2 Role of Oceans in Climate Control
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2 Role of Oceans in Climate Control

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A - Level Chemistry OCR A - Oceans - Role of Oceans in Climate Control Lesson covers the following specification points: The greenhouse effect The Bronsted-Lowry theory of acids and bases The difference between weak and strong acids and bases Performing pH calculations involving strong acids, strong bases and weak acids Contains fully worked examples and sample exam questions, all embedded in power point. Ready to teach - perfect for a double lesson.
1 The Deep Oceans
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1 The Deep Oceans

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OCR B Chemistry A- Level - Oceans - The Deep Oceans Lesson covers the following: Factors that determine solubility of solutes in aqueous and non-aqueous solvents. How the charge density of the ions in an ionic compound affect the lattice enthalpy change of hydration of ions. Hydrated ions, enthalpy change of solution, lattice enthalpy, enthalpy change of hydration of ions. The solutions of an ionic solid in terms of enthalpy cycles and enthalpy level diagrams (and performing calculations. Contains fully worked examples and calculations for each specification point.
3 Oceans as a Carbon Store
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3 Oceans as a Carbon Store

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OCR Chemistry B - Oceans - Oceans as a Carbon Store Full lesson covers: The meaning of the term buffer. How buffers work (including everyday applications). Buffer solutions calculations with worked buffer example calculations. Includes walk through examples and exam questions.
4 Sea Shells as a Carbon Store
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4 Sea Shells as a Carbon Store

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OCR Chemistry B - Oceans - Sea Shells as a Carbon Store Solubility equilibria. Solubility equations and calculations covering solubility equilibria. Following spec points covered. The term solubility product for ionic compounds Solubility products calculations Techniques and procedures for determining solubility products Includes exam questions and walkthroughs.