This is a power point explaining all of the key terms related to ecosystems with exam terminology and great pictures and diagrams. I uploaded this onto my school system as a homework to test students on all of the key terms and what they mean. I have also used a plenary to lessons and as revision at the end of the unit. Also, found this really helpful with GCSE foundation/SEN groups; as the term are easily read and the pictures are bright and eye catching. The work sheet has every key word written and students just fill in the definitions. They can then stick the sheet in the front of their books. The second worksheet is for a class activity, or a home work and sets students tasks to complete on ecosystems, predator - prey relationships, etc. The following terms are stated: classification (artificial and natural), evolutionary trees, binomial system (genus & species), habitat, ecosystem, producer, consumer, pyramid of numbers, biomass , predator, prey, equation foe energy transfer in food chains, energy loss through food chains, parasites, mutualism, interspecific and intraspecific relationships, adaptations (specialists, generalists, extremophiles, anatomical and behavioural adaptations).

You have two power points covering all aspects of the GCSE Biology syllabus covering the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles. They are aimed at Higher Tier students but can be used with a good "intervention" group. The power points are separate so you can use in different lessons. Text is full of scientific terminology and includes diagrams and pictures to help with explanations. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This is a 14 slide presentation explaining the following aspects of the Biology syllabus involving ecosystems. This can be used with both foundation and higher level students, as the text is easy to read, understand and colourful pictures to help explain each terminology. Included: competition, ecological niches, interspecific and intraspecific relationships, predator- prey relationships and how to read a predator-prey graph, parasites and mutualism, adaptations (showing examples of specialist and generalists), habitats, other different types of adaptations(too hot, too cold, anatomical and behavioural adaptations and finishing with dry conditions.

This is a 32 slide overview for students which covers the B5 syllabus for Triple Science Biology. I uploaded this as a revision source for my group and they loved it. I have also used it as a plenary and as a starters with other groups. The 32 slides cover all the key points, key terms, colourful diagrams and pictures, and information about what they need for the exam. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

GCSE Biology farming power point specifically aimed at foundation students. Easy to read and understand text, colourful diagrams and pictures to cover all aspects of the farming part of the syllabus. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

This is a 16 slide power point covering the new AQA AS syllabus (2015/2016). It covers all aspects of proteins including exam questions and technique at the end with respect to longer answer questions. The power point covers the following: amino acid structure, dipeptides, peptide bonds, polypeptides, structural differences (primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures), functions of proteins, fibrous and globular differences, and finishes with two long 6-mark questions and exam technique answers. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

AS Biology water - a full 10 slide power point covering all aspects of the New AQA AS biology syllabus but also covers OCR/ Edexcel AS biology water unit too. Power point includes easy to understand text, scientific terminology and bright colourful diagrams and pictures to aid understanding. Items covered include structure of a water molecule, charges involved, why water is polar, a metabolite, has a high latent heat of vaporisation, can act as a buffer to resist changes in temperature, a good solvent and about the cohesion between the water molecules. Water being useful to living organism is stated using simple to understand examples. Thank you for taking the time to look at my resource and I hope you find it beneficial. Please feel free to leave feedback and to 'follow me' so as not to miss out on future helpful resources.

These power points were made for my KS3 students but I also used it with my GCSE foundation students to help them understand how to draw a correct scientific Table and when to use a bar graph and when to use a line graph. It also explains the difference between independent and dependent variables. These power points explains how to compose a Good Table (headings, columns, anomalies, averages) and how to plot the correct graph. It concentrates on bar graphs and line graphs, independent and dependent variables. Actual examples shown and finishes with a task for the students as a plenary. Also included are help sheets for table and graph drawing which can be stuck in the front of students books as a reminder. (I print both and print as A5 help sheets.

This bundle contains 6 GCSE Biology worksheets relating to selective breeding and cloning. There is differentiation from the Farmer Ted activity (SEN/Foundation) to Cloning (Higher tier). Thank you for looking at my resources, if you like them please leave me feedback.

GCSE Biology worksheet suitable for BTEC or Double award students. These 4 sheets can be printed off asA4 or A3 sheets and used in class as a starter (paired working), a plenary to a lesson, set as a homework or just use at the end of the unit/term as a revision tool for tests/exams. Thanks you for looking at my resources. If you like this one please leave feedback or follow me so you don't miss out on other science resources.

An 18 slide power point covering the GCSE Biology syllabus. The power point can be used with both Double award and Triple science students. Slides include, definition of homeostasis, skin structure, temp control, blood glucose control, diabetes, water control, kidneys and ADH. Finishes with negative feedback. Also includes a slide which you can print as a fill in for the students to explain skin structure and vasodilation and vasoconstriction. Also 3 different homeostasis w/sheets differentiated for different ability levels. Thank you for looking at my resource, please leave feedback if you like it. Also follow me to ensure you don't miss out on other Biology resources.

This ppt covers the main food groups, and the tests required to test for proteins, fats, starch and sugars. There are excellent sheets especially for KS3 students or GCSE SEN/Foundation students. They are fill in the gaps, draw diagrams and enter results. The sheets follow the ppt and can be used with or without the presentation. I have used them with KS3 classes and with GCSE SEN/Foundation classes, as easy to follow, understand and complete. Sheets can be stuck into their books at the end of the lesson.

GCSE Biology revision sheets - 14 in total, aimed at Higher Tier/Triple students. These can be printed individually as A4 /A3 sheets to be used in various lessons as starters, plenaries or home works. I used these with my Triple group as revision tools. The students loved them and many used them as part of their revision. Subjects covered are : Heart, Heart disease, circulatory system, blood, blood groups, kidneys, growth, menstrual cycle, fertility (pill, etc), organ donation, the skeleton, ECG, respiratory system, and respiratory functions and graphs. Thank you for looking at my resources, if you like them please leave feedback, or follow me to ensure you get notification of any new resources.

Theses 2 resources contain 7 sheets in total which include a help sheet, task sheet, fill in the gaps worksheet, pictures for students to use with their notes, and the need to find extra information. These sheets consolidate the lesson taught and all of the key facts covered. These would be excellent as mini tests, home works or just for revision purposes before the exam. These work sheets go in combination with my ppt resource on SA:V ratios and the ppt on gaseous exchange. You could use them in combination with them.

These 3 ppts covering atomic structure, alkali metals, end and exothermic reactions, which can be used with a good KS3 class or with a GCSE Chemistry BTEC/ SEN or Foundation chemistry group. PPT 1 covers atomic structure, atoms, neutrons, protons, electrons, atomic number, periodic table, and isotopes. There are tasks for students as you go through the ppt. PPT2 covers Group 1 - alkali metals. It covers the group features, and how they react with water, etc There are tasks for the students as you go through the ppt, or you can print the slides to use in class. PPT3 covers exothermic and endothermic reactions. - covers the main key points, a practical for the students to attempt, work sheets to help them draw conclusions from the practical, activation energy and catalysts. These ppts are designed for KS3 students who have never seen these key ideas before or for lower ability GCSE / BTEC / SEN students who need bold key points and easy to follow instructions and plenaries.

GCSE Chemistry - 8 worksheets covering acid and alkalis, corrosion, alloys, fertilisers, haber process, earths structure. Can be used as starters, plenaries, home works or revision sheets.

This 13 slide ppt covers the new syllabus for AQA AS Biology. It covers; classification, how it has changed, phylogeny, hierarchy, evolutionary trees, domains, binomial system, genome sequencing, data interpretation, etc Thank you for looking at my resource, if you like it pls leave feedback.

These sheets cover what perfumes are, and how to make a perfume. Students have to fill in the gaps and next to diagrams of the practical write down what they did. It then includes a sheet where they have to write down the chemistry of smell. Next sheet is a good states of matter sheet with fill in the gaps and students have to draw the diagrams. The final sheets cover solubility (solute, solvent, etc) , includes a solubility practical and a final conclusion. Fill in boxes for the definitions of all of the key terms. Thank you for looking at many resource, if you like it please leave feedback.

This 20 slide ppt covers the GCSE AQA physics syllabus for forces, gravity, Newtons 1st and 2nd laws and terminal velocity. As you use the ppt you have a number of activities as you go along to help students consolidate learning and aid understanding, such as with the types of calculation they are expected to know. This power point should be accessible for all levels with the teacher only using the parts appropriate. Terminal velocity section has a worksheet to help students and is a nice class activity. Hope you like the ppt, pls leave feedback if you do. many thanks for looking at my resource.

This 12 slide power point covers the OCR syllabus covering gene expression. It covers transcription and translation examples. Lac operon is covered fully, pre mRNA splicing, cAMP and protein kinase A are all covered. Hope it will be beneficial for revision purposes. Made for my students struggling with this concept.