A summary sheet for students to help them to revise for the core practicals in the Edexcel B A level biology course. The sheet provides independent, dependent variables (where relevant), controls, equipment list, summary method and key evaluation points for each practical to enable students to review the practicals that they have completed. The version that I have written for the previous Edexcel biology A level course have been quite successful and popular with students to support revision. The sheet can be teamed with some practice practical questions. please do leave a review if you purchase as anything to help to improve this resource would be appreciated.

Summary for all of the practicals for Edexcel A2 biology This is for the old 2008 Edexcel biology A level course but it will still be relevant in part to the new Edexcel Biology A course

A good homework activity. Simple comprehension on penicillin and its discovery. Good how science works.

Revision sheet for AS biology for the core practicals, including summary of method, expected results and possible evaluation issues. This is for the old 2008 Edexcel biology A level course but it will still be relevant in part to the new Edexcel Biology A course

worksheet looking at characterisitics in 5 cows and 5 bulls. Student answer the questions by selecting the correct pair from their description.

A summary sheet for students to help them to revise for the core practicals in the AQA GCSE Trilogy biology part of the course. The sheet provides independent, dependent variables (where relevant), controls, equipment list, summary method and key evaluation points for each practical to enable students to review the practicals that they have completed.

a diagram drawn to help students to revise kidney structure and function.

mark scheme for an essay on DNA profiling

a diagram drawn to aid revision of how an action potential passes along a neuron and crosses a synapse.

hand drawn (and scanned) cartoon showing a simple nitrogen and a simple carbon cycle

a series of diagrams to aid the revision of photosynthesis. image 1 is a summary of how photosynthesis, respiration, plant structure link together (combination of AS and A2 knowledge) image 2 shows the locations of photosynthesis image 3 is the light independent image 4 is the light dependent

mark scheme for an essay on water to help train students in referencing etc as it matches those aspects of the EDEXCEL coursework.

A task to get students to re-enact (sort of!) what Dr John Snow did in terms of identifying the causes of an outbreak of cholera in london. \n\nfinding the real cause - story of Snow\n\nfinding the real cause graph - a gridded version of the map of London where Snow did his work\n\nfinding the real cause graph data - points to plot on the graph showing the water pumps and the cases (fictional) of cholera\n\nstudents then have to assess their graph and decide what it tells them and then what they shoudl do next

a diagram drawn to show the process of respiration

a simple comprehension task on smallpox and immunisation

co-ordinates and basic map for students to plot, (in different colours) earthquakes and volcanoes. The aim is for them to see that the majority occur near the edges of the plates.\n\nadapted from an old Hodder B KS3 science resource

A document that shows students the topics from both the AS and A2 Edexcel biology course (from 2008) that shows how the different topics link together.

mark scheme for essay titled ’ How did the work of other scientists help Crick and Watson to develop their theory for the structure of DNA’

A summary sheet for students to help them to revise for the core practicals in the Edexcel B A level biology course. The sheet provides independent, dependent variables (where relevant), controls, equipment list, summary method and key evaluation points for each practical to enable students to review the practicals that they have completed. The version that I have written for the previous Edexcel biology A level course have been quite successful and popular with students to support revision. The sheet can be teamed with some practice practical questions.

this has 3 levels of difficulty, the first with a word bank and starting letters, the second with just the word bank and the third with no clues. This is a good summary challenge after doing food tests.