A cut and stick activity in which students can compare aerobic respiration with anaerobic respiration. On the back there are some questions which encourage students to think about the reactions in a practical context. Projectable answers are included

End of term fun with this fun revision activity - my students love it and get really competitive! It includes a nicely presented PowerPoint and eight cards, each with a choice of three words :) The activity takes 20-30 minutes but if you repeat it but say they can't use a previously used word, you could make it last longer

GCSE, ions and ionic bonding lesson resources: Use white and milk chocolate buttons to allow students to discover the process of ion formations and how ionic bonds form. This pack includes a starter activity on atomic structure, Lesson PowerPoint with Learning Objectives and animations, the chocolate button worksheet and the atom scaffolding sheet (best blown up to A3). I have done this activity with many classes over the last few years and the kids love it and engage!

Reactions of metals, metal oxides, metal hydroxides and metal carbonates with acids. Students can practise identifying the salts, or which reactants are needed to form a particular salt. For each equation they have to produce a balanced equation. This activity has worked well with my higher ability groups as a piece of AfL. The answers are actually included within a PowerPoint presentation for you to project.

GCSE AQA Biology 9-1 - Three Work sheets on Photosynthesis - The Required Practical, Limiting factors and Commercial Use. These worksheets have been produced to address the new Biology Specification to examine limiting factors, inverse square law between distance and light intensity, and the commercial application of limiting factors - weighing up cost vs. improved yields. Suggested answers are also included for the two of the sheets

GCSE Science based 'pictionary' style cards - these 27 cards can be used in conjunction with the FREE notebook file (included, but also available separately). This is a great game for end of term

A PowerPoint presentation which you can use to guide your students through a rat dissection with an accompanying sheet which allows students to identify and colour organs in thoracic and abdominal views

An alternative task to assembling a human skeleton - engage your students by getting them to assemble a gorilla skeleton using the printout on card and split pins. Use this to teach about skeletal structure (organ systems), to compare homologous features between humans and apes whilst teaching evolution, or as a fun activity for your 'Science club'!

GCSE blood components task - cut and stick activity for students to link function to the components of the blood. There are extension questions below the table and projectable answers too on a PowerPoint file

GCSE Thermoregulation cut and stick activity - get them to assemble the negative feedback loop used in temperature homeostasis

End of term fun with this fun revision activity - my students love it and get really competitive! It includes a nicely presented PowerPoint and eight cards, each with a choice of three words :) The activity takes 20-30 minutes but if you repeat it but say they can't use a previously used word, you could make it last longer

GCSE Biology - Protein Synthesis mechanism presentation which can be used to walk through protein synthesis with your GCSE classes. Covers, transcription, translation and the triplet code (although doesn't explicitly refer to them as transcription and translation!)

GCSE Biology Enzymes Timed quiz which includes 12 questions which can be used as a good starter, plenary or general AfL

A two-sided worksheet in which students can identify a variety of organs and colour them in. One side is a thoracic view, the other an abdominal. Goes well along side my PowerPoint presentation which can be used to help guide students through the dissection

A GCSE revision overview sheet that covers variation, inheritance, inherited disorders, genetic testing, PGD, stem cells and cloning.

GCSE Genes and inheritance revision relay quiz. A great team based games in which they compete to answer 16 questions correctly whilst giving you the opportunity to give verbal feedback! Instructions and markscheme included!

A Level Biology - Enzymes and Factors Affecting Timed Quiz. 10 timed questions to carry out some AfL with your students. Makes a good starter or plenary

A Level DNA Structure and replication revision relay quiz. Team based quiz in which teams race to complete a series of questions correctly, whilst giving you the perfect opportunity to provide some verbal feedback! Instructions and markscheme included!

Students have to complete a challenging cut and stick activity to consider impacts of base deletions, additions and substitutions, on the base and amino acid sequences.

A Level Cut and Stick resource that covers - supplementation, replacement, viral and liposome vectors, germline and somatic and some of the ethical issues involved.