A set of 40 revision questions to support AQA GCSE Combined Science and AQA GCSE Biology students in preparation for the Biology Paper 1 exams. These were written to match B1 & B2 from Collins SOL and match B1 & B4 from the AQA Specifications.

A Tarsia puzzle for the Genetics topic. This can be used with both combined Science (Trilogy) groups but is ideally suited for Separate Science students. The resource includes a cut out Tarsia jigsaw which pieces together to form a hexagon, A set of question and answer cards which students can test each other with after and the solution sheet.

A Tarsia puzzle and card sort with solution for AQA GCSE Biology. This matches B7 for the Collins Scheme of Work and supports students in preparing for the Biology Paper 2 GCSE exams.

A Tarsia Puzzle for the Ecology topic for AQA GCSE Biology. This is one of the revision topics for the Paper 2 exam. This includes: A set of revision cards A tarsia puzzle The solution sheet to the tarsia puzzle

A complete lesson on monosaccharides as part of Biological molecules. The Powerpoint guides students through comparing alpha and beta glucose and assembling them using molymod.

A worksheet activity on the negative feedback mechanism for regulating blood glucose levels.

A table filling worksheet summarising the types of contraception, the methods by which they work and their effectiveness.

A table for students to complete to compare and summarise the types of neurones.

A simple worksheet on the causes of diabetes and card sort for the treatments available.

A PowerPoint and Keynote file for my lesson on Ions and Isotopes as part of my C1 Scheme of learning for AQA Combined Science

A Blood glucose revision worksheet and a revision activity/game for B5 of the AQA GCSE Combined Science and AQA GCSE Biology course.

My PowerPoint and Keynote file for a lesson explaining how to draw atomic diagrams from the periodic table. This lesson is from my C1 AQA Combined Science scheme of learning.

A list of questions and answers for students to test themselves on the key points of Coordination and control including homeostasis (B5 from the Collins Scheme of Learning). This includes versions adapted for both combined Science (Trilogy) and Separate Science Biology.

A Tarsia (Triangle puzzle) for students to complete as a revision activity. This resource includes the Tarsia ready to print, a solution sheet and a set of cards which include the questions/statements and answers that students can use to test each other once they’ve finished it Topics included are Homeostasis, cordination & control and genetics B5 & B6 from the Collins SOL and is suitable for both Combined Science (Trilogy) and Separate Sciences Biology

A list of questions and answers for students to test themselves on the key points of Ecology (B8 from the Collins Scheme of Learning). This includes versions adapted for both combined Science (Trilogy) and Separate Science Biology.

An Excel spreadsheet that allows students to check their working for a population genetic question. Enter the population size and number of people with the genetic disorder and the spreadsheet with show the full working to calculate Allele frequencies as well as the number of normal people / carriers with the disease.

A Tarsia containing standard units and all the formulae students need to learn / are provided with for the upcoming Physics paper 1 and Physics paper 2 exams. This resource has been written for combined Science (Trilogy) so includes all of their formulae but is suitable for Separate Science students as it includes the vast majority of their formulae too. The pack also includes a matching pairs card sort sheet and the solution sheet for this Tarsia.

A schedule I’ve produced for my year 11’s that breaks down their revision in preparation for the exams next summer. I’ve referenced against the CGP revision guide for easy access and included some useful links for where students can access past paper questions as part of their revision. This starts from the next of October and covers the entire spec.

My lesson on the Krebs cycle covering the stages and the role of FAD and NAD. A summary diagram can be provided to students before going through the stages to support students visually from the Oxford or Pearson text book. (Not included as its not my own diagram)