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The Nervous System and its Reponses - Reflex arc BIOLOGY GCSE IGCSE
The Nervous System and its Reponses
Includes the reflex arc
Interactive quiz
Learning objectives and mini plenaries throughout

Photosynthesis and testing leaves for Starch
An introduction into photosynthesis aimed at year 9 pupils. Can be a practical lesson for testing leaves for starch. Comes with lesson plan.

Making food Choices - Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle - KS3
Making food choices lesson aimed at year 8 pupils.
Includes a range of activities and print outs.

STARTER - Communicable diseases - DOMINOES - biology activity GCSE B5 - revision
Starter acvity for communicable diseases can be used for revision or a starter activity.

Friction KS3
Powerpoint presentation on friction ideally suited to year 7/8 students. Includes graded plenaries.

Osmosis lesson for Biology GCSE
Includes bell/starter activity which is paired with the final plenary.
Full set of differentiated learning objectives.
Includes videos and key words.

AQA Infection and Response: Plant Defence Responses - Chemical and Physical
A lesson on plants and their defence mechanisms.
Includes a range of activities.
Used for a successful interview.

GCSE BIOLOGY - Discovery & Development of Drugs - Communicable (Infectious) Diseases
Discovery & Development of Drugs
For GCSE Biology.
Includes tasks, exam question practice, videos and key points.

GCSE BIOLOGY - Genetic Inheritance - Inheritance in Action B6.4
GCSE BIOLOGY - Genetic Inheritance - Inheritance in Action B6.4
Success Criteria:
8-9- Suggest how to predict inheritances using genetic crosses
7-8– Outline the work of Mendel in discovering genes
6-7– Explain how genes can be used for DNA fingerprinting
4-5– Label genes, chromosomes and DNA
Includes Simpsons themed ‘who shot Mr Burns?’ activity.
Used for an outstanding observation.

B6 Monoclonal Antibodies - Higher GCSE or Introductory A level
Lesson on Monoclonal Antibodies for GCSE Higher Students.
Includes objectives, explanations, diagrams and key points.