This is a workbook i have put together for my students. It coveres the first part of OCR F212; magnification, cytoskeleton, eukarotic + prokarote cell structure. It contains a specification overview and a range of questions / activities that can be used in class / for revision / homework. A number of the activities have been adapted from other worksheets, however, i do not know the original sources. If you are the original source and would like to be acknowledged drop me a mail.

A work sheet that i produced for revsion with my bottom set y11 group. Contains circuit diagrams. Student use known voltage and current readings to determine unknown measurements. Covers the main ideas of current and voltage in series and parallel circuits.

This is the first part of a series of activities to support to support mentoring of students in my year group. It guides students through reflection on current progress / behaviour and target setting. Students can then reflect on progress against targets in coming weeks. Instructions on how to use are in the notes section below each slide.

AS - OCR unit 1: Worksheet covering calculation of magnification and calculation of actual cell organelle size from magnified scale diagrams. Includes answers showing calculation stages.

Pupils answer questions on the worksheet to determine whether they are a visual, auditory or kinaesthtic learner. Once they have identified their learning style there are some suggested revision acitivities. (VAK quiz updated from - brainbox).

Starter quiz containing images representing different diseases. Students study the image and say which type of microorganim they think caused the disease. Works nicely with mini whiteboards to intorduce a new topic on health, disease or microorganisms.

Powerpoint containing genetics keywords card sort and loop games, designed for OCR 21st Century B1 covering terms including: DNA, chromosome, gene, allele, dominant, heterozygous, phenotype, etc.... I have included slides of the definitions / word loop in the correct order as well as once they are mixed up so you could just print the mixed up versions out and get the students to do the cutting out! Slide 1: Keyword defintion match cards (in order). Slide 2: Keyword defintion match cards (jumbled up) Slide 3: Topic Loop cards (in order). Slide 4: Topic Loop cards (jumbled up).

This is a double sided worksheet I created for my top set to use during a cover lesson. Task 1: Students write the key term that matches the defintion e.g. genotype, phenotype. Task 2: Students use information on alleles for eye colour to determne phenotpyes and genotypes. Task 3: Students use the genetic cross diagram on the back to calculate % of each phenotpye and genotype.

Worksheet ideal for plenary, starter or review lesson on Mitosis for GCSE. Worskheet in divided into 4 short tasks that build in difficulty, answers are at the end. Outline of tasks: 1+2) unscramble the mitosis keywords and use them to reveal the hidden message about cell division. 3) Write a description of mitosis using as many of the keywords as possible (the message from task 2 can be used as an answer stem for this) 4) Label a diagram of the stages of mitosis using the keywords from task 1.

AS worksheet designed for OCR. Includes a cloze type paragrpah introducing prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, short answer questions and a table for comparing plant, animal and prokaryotic cells. This can be completed as a reasearch task or as an outline for notes to accompany a lecture

Information circus for students to learn about the ways in which infectious diseases can be spread. Information sheets should be placed around the class and students work their way round and fill in a grid. Slide 1 : Blank information grid Slide 2 : Partially completed information grid (lower ability) Slide 3+ : information sheets.

Worksheet covering development if the first vaccine for small pox by jenner.

Worksheet containing a number fo tasks. Notes for each task in the notes section of the powerpoint. Side 1: Students match key termsm to defintions and then apply ideas about dominant and recessive alleles to determine the possilbe genotypes of two brothers. Side 2: Students design a monster by flipping a coin to calculate genotype, then use the genotype to wokr out phenotpye. Finally students complete a genetic cross to find out what happens if 2 monsters breed.

Covers key terms from the first part of OCR B2 'keeping healthy' e.g. microorganism, pathogen, antibody, antigen, immune, vaccination. Slides 1+ 2 make a domino or loop game. Alternatively, cut out the keywords and defintions on slide 3+4 to make a card sort.

A homework worksheet I have made for my year 10 OCR 21stC group. The worksheet has some basic information of the inheritance of Cystic Fibrosis and some questions for students to apply thier knowledge of genetics. Questions include defintion of a carrier and monhyybrid crosses to determine % chance of CF heredity. I will use this following a lesson on the casues of CF / monhybrid inheritance. Hope you find it useful.

Keyword definition matching card sort covering the nervous system for Edexcel Combined Science 9-1 unit 2 (CB2) . 25 keywords including neurone types, parts of the neurone, stages of the reflex arc and synapses.

Definition match sort cards covering key terms for growth in animals and plants for the Edexcel combined science GCSE unit 2 (CB2).

A card sort of keywords and definitions for the Mitosis section of Edexcel combined science unit 2. The pdf contains 8 cards per page, some with key words some with matching definitions, just print, cut out and get students to match them. I use this as a starter or plenary to check understanding of key terms. Terms Included: anaphase, asexual reproduction, cancer cells, cell cycle, clone, cytokinesis, daughter cell, diploid, DNA replication, haploid, interphase, metaphase, mitosis, multicellular, prophase, spindle fibre, telophase, tumour.

Key progression questions / Unit checklist / Personal Learning Checklist (PLC) for Edexcel Combined Science 9-1 unit CB2; Cells and Control. This is a list of key questions for students to self assess their progress through the CB2 unit, Cells and Control for Edexcel. The checklist is written in the form of student questions, it is not just a copy of the spec. The check list can be used for students to self assess/ highlighting areas of weakness or used by teachers to highlight next step / moving forward questions to aid pupil’s progress. If learners can answer all questions then they are abel to demonstrate good knowledge of the unit content.

Unit checklist / Personal Learning Checklist (PLC) for Edexcel Combined Science 9-1 unit CB4, Natural Selection and Genetic Modification. This is a list of key questions for students to self assess their progress through the CB4 unit. The checklist is written in the form of student questions, it is not just a copy of the spec. The check list can be used for students to self assess/ highlighting areas of weakness or used by teachers to highlight next step / moving forward questions to aid pupil’s progress.