Outline the differences between Eukaryotic Cells and Prokaryotic Cells To include: - Unlabelled cells with key word suggestions - Brief question prompts (what are the cell walls made of? Cell size? Organisms? - An empty comparison table - An empty venn diagram Straight forward for students to complete. A suggested answers mark scheme is included (this isn't a rigid document though!)

Four sets of keywords and matching definitions, each with a good quality image to help students to recognise structures and terms. These can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Make an excellent settler activity, plenary or a quick revision activity at the end of the year. All cut edges are straight so can be done quickly on a guillotine. Sets are 1. Cell Membrane Structure 2. Crossing a membrane 3. Osmosis Useful for extension and differentiation work, current cards can be used by students to support knowledge, next lesson cards could be used by students who finish their work more quickly to see if they can work out the matches. Also included a PDF of the fluid mosaic model, ideal for laminate and label activities. Really handy around revision time as well!

Three clear diagrams without labels. Ideal for laminating and handing out to students for them to annotate using whiteboard pens before reviewing on a whiteboard. Can be used for pre-exam revision or as a recap/starter/plenary in lesson. Also opportunity for peer review. Using laminates can ease anxiety for students who worry about making mistakes, these mistakes can be wiped off!

Clear simple diagrams. Ideal for laminating onto A3 and giving to students with white board pens and encouraging them to label before reviewing on main white board.

Revision diagram that separates out the Enzymes A level content in a graphic way, ensuring all the content can be covered. Includes spaced sections for: -Enzyme Structure - Enzyme Action - Cofactors, Coenzymes and Prosthetic Groups Extra connected spaces for - Competitive Inhibitors - Non competitive inhibitors - Enzyme and Substrate to label Additional images - coenzyme - cofactor - prosthetic group And unlabelled graphs depicting - Temperature coefficient Q10 - Optimum - Activation energy This is an empty graphic organiser for students to fill in, there are no notes. This is designed to provide a framework for students to condense notes to as concise a format as possible while still covering the material.

Clear and simple diagram of a membrane with channels and a graph for students to fill in. Ideal for laminating and giving to students with mini wb pens to label before reviewing on main whiteboard. Ideal for anxious students worried about making mistakes.

Clear and simple diagram of a membrane with channels and a graph for students to fill in. Ideal for laminating and giving to students with mini wb pens to label before reviewing on main whiteboard. Ideal for anxious students worried about making mistakes.

Revision diagram that separates out the Cell Division A level content in a graphic way, ensuring all the content can be covered. Includes spaced sections for: - Mitosis - Meiosis - Stem Cells - Specialised Cells - Cell Cycle Extra connected spaces for - The stages of Mitosis - Crossing over - Independent assortment - Cell cycle Additional images - Sperm Structure bubble This is an empty graphic organiser for students to fill in, there are no notes. This is designed to provide a framework for students to condense notes to as concise a format as possible while still covering the material. Great printed onto A3

Two sets of keywords and matching definitions, each with a self created simple images to help students to recognise structures and terms. These can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Make an excellent settler activity, plenary or a quick revision activity at the end of the year. All cut edges are straight so can be done quickly on a guillotine. Sets are 1. Enzymes (the basics) 2. Enzyme activity Useful for extension and differentiation work, current cards can be used by students to support knowledge, next lesson cards could be used by students who finish their work more quickly to see if they can work out the matches. Really handy around revision time as well! The images are all made using adobe draw and are very simple vector graphics easy to add to any presentation or activity.

Four sets of keywords and matching definitions, each with a good quality image to help students to recognise structures and terms. These can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Make an excellent settler activity, plenary or a quick revision activity at the end of the year. All cut edges are straight so can be done quickly on a guillotine. Sets are 1. Nucleotided and Nucleic Acid Structure 2. DNA Replication 3. Genetic Code 4. Protein Synthesis Useful for extension and differentiation work, current cards can be used by students to support knowledge, next lesson cards could be used by students who finish their work more quickly to see if they can work out the matches. Really handy around revision time as well!

Revision diagram that separates out the cells and microscopes A level content in a graphic way, ensuring all the content can be covered. Includes spaced sections for: - light microscope - electron microscope - laser scanning confocal microscope - eukaryotic cells - prokaryotic cells - cytoskeletong - working together Extra connected spaces for - working together diagram - IAM magnification triangle - Slide types - Stains And definition boxes for - Magnification - Resolution This is an empty graphic organiser for students to fill in, there are no notes. This is designed to provide a framework for students to condense notes to as concise a format as possible while still covering the material.

Revision wheel graphic organiser providing sections to cover the whole of this topic. Segments include - Fluid mosaic model (with basic image) - diffusion - active transport - facilitated diffusion - osmosis With radial sections to cover the practical elements of - effect of temperature on cell membrane - effect of solvents on cell membrane This is an empty graphic organiser for students to fill in, there are no notes. This is designed to provide a framework for students to condense notes to as concise a format as possible while still covering the material.

Six sets of keywords and matching definitions, each with a good quality image to help students to recognise structures and terms. These can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Make an excellent settler activity, plenary or a quick revision activity at the end of the year. All cut edges are straight so can be done quickly on a guillotine. Sets are 1. Carbohydrate Monomers 2. Polysaccharides 3. Water 4. Proteins 5. Lipids 6. Biochemical Tests Useful for extension and differentiation work, current cards can be used by students to support knowledge, next lesson cards could be used by students who finish their work more quickly to see if they can work out the matches. Really handy around revision time as well!

Seven sets of keywords and matching definitions, each with a good quality image to help students to recognise structures and terms. These can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Make an excellent settler activity, plenary or a quick revision activity at the end of the year. All cut edges are straight so can be done quickly on a guillotine. Sets are 1. Microscopy keywords 2. Microscope types 3. Eukaryotic cells: Animal Cells 4. Eukaryotic cells: Plant Cells 5. Prokaryotic cells 6. The Cytoskeleton 7. Organelles working together (the organelles involved in protein synthesis - can also be a good sequencing activity)

Presentation outlining the methods used to test for sugars quantitatively using a colorimeter and a calibration curve. A very pictorial presentation. Includes → Picture review of results of Benedict's test → Equipment → Serial Dilution → Control → Colorimeter → Calibration curve → Plenary question on accuracy Images tie in to non quantitative powerpoint so this would follow on well. Useful for recaps, revision or teaching. As ever minimal notes to allow for flexibility in interpretation. Presentation theme adapted from Slides Carnival under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International * note you will need to complete your own risk assessments for any practical work

Introductory lesson to cells and microscopy. A pictorial presentation with minimal notes to allow flexibility and adaptability. Diagrams labelled as appropriate. Includes → Specification points page → Starter activity (guess what the image is) → Key words activity → Collective memory (light microscope) → Cell Staining (brief) → Slide Types → Biological Drawing → Suggested simple practical* (more detail available in this cells booklet alternatively substitute your own) → Link to quizlet to test knowledge (suggested mini whiteboards plenary) Presentation theme adapted from Slides Carnival under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International * note you will need to complete your own risk assessments for any practical work

A powerpoint presentation outlining the iodine test for starch, the Benedict's test (reducing sugars) and acid hydrolysis (non reducing sugars) pictorially. There is a brief reference to clinical sticks. Includes → basic equipment → basic technique → positive and negative results including control Images tie in to quantitative powerpoint so this would act as good preparation. Useful for recaps, revision or teaching. As ever minimal notes to allow for flexibility in interpretation. Presentation theme adapted from Slides Carnival under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International * note you will need to complete your own risk assessments for any practical work

Graphic Organiser segmenting this section of the course into a highly visual revision resource.

A student work book containing the specification points, a glossary, key diagrams and some graphic organisers for this section of the course. Includes: * designated area for magnification and resolution to define * light microscope to label * slide type diagrams * onion slide practical ***needs your own risk assessment*** * graticule diagram * IAM triangle and two questions * microscope type summary table * animal cell structure colouring page and labels * plant cell structure colouring page and labels * venn diagram to compare/contrast plant and animal cells * Organelles summary table with colouring in diagrams * prokaryotic cell structure colouring page * venn diagram comparing eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells * cytoskeleton comparison table * organelles working together numbered diagram 15 pages altogether. Numbered from second page. All of these are empty, unlabelled diagrams and tables, they're for students to fill in. There are *no notes* given in this booklet.