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

Clear very visual presentation covering: 1. Primary and Secondary Data 2. Advantages and disadvantages of each 3. Examples of primary and secondary data 4. Methods of collecting data to include a) Questionnaires b) interviews .... and the advantages and disadvantages to each and problems for each of these. Images CC3.0 and presentation template from slidescarnival

Powerpoint containing an overview of the process of genetic engineering, breaking each step down with clear diagrams. Sheets for laminating or printing for student notes and a genetic markers cut and stick activity. The cut and stick activity is a remodel of one passed to me by a colleague, I don't know where the original is from but am more than happy to credit inspiration if anyone can point me in the right directions. Lesson Outline DNA and RNA comparison Venn diagram Genetic engineering walk through with questions and mini whiteboard recap of key processes (PCR. electrophoresis etc) Long answer exam question Link to genetic engineering quizlet activity

Line diagrams of stages of mitosis with space for drawings and mnemonics. Labels to colour in, no arrows drawn onto diagrams to encourage students to identify features. Straight forward revision activity.

A cut out and keep key word card sort for Mitosis. Includes clear simple images and concise definitions. This resource is perfect printed onto card and held together with an elastic band for class use. Can students match the key word with the definition? Could use as a settler (for when students arrive), plenary (to review technical biological language and students understanding of it) or to support those who need help (key word prompts in exam questions. This is one of many key word card sorts I've uploaded, feel free to browse my shop for more.

Two different tarsia puzzles covering B and T cells. The second puzzle includes a larger version if needed. Can be cut and stick if printed onto paper, or cut and keep if printed onto card. Ideal for recaps and revision.

Including 1. Body outline, kidney and adrenal gland diagrams for labelling 2. Hormones, adrenaline and secondary messengers key words 3. Secondary messenger step by step worksheet 4. Exam question and mark scheme 5. Simple graphic presentation - minimal words very adaptable (covering location of adrenal glands, structures and hormones of the adrenal glands, protein and lipid based hormones (biomolecules revision), second messengers and cascades)

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)

Double sided A3 revision diagrams for OCR AS/A Level biology Module 2 (Foundations in biology) Separates out the topics into sections with bright simple diagrams throughout Plenty of space for students to summarise their notes, annotate and add definitions: makes revision much easier when dealing with less paper! On the reverse is a specification check list table so students can make sure they’ve covered everything they need to on their diagrams. Includes 2.1.1 Cell Structure 2.1.2 Biological Molecules 2.1.3 Nucleotides and Nucleic Acids 2.1.4 Biological Membranes 2.1.5 Enzymes 2.1.6 Cell DIvision, Specialisation and Organisation

A beautiful, coherent and visual presentation outlining Coral Reef: 1. Ecology 2. Benefits to humans 3. Threats 4. Conservation With clear images, some student questions and activities and links to external activities (triptico or quizlet). Including a graphic organiser for summary.

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!

Clear very visual presentation covering: 1. Accuracy and rounding 2. Populations 3. Sampling (advantages and disadvantages) 4. Census (advantages and disadvantages) 5. Sampling frame/unit definitions 6. Simple random sampling 7. Stratified random sampling and problems for each of these. Images CC3 and presentation template from slidescarnival

A revision resource for students when completing the biological membranes part of the specification. Print onto card for a reusable resource.

A revision activity that can be printed onto card or laminated for long term use. Excellent for students in class

Printed onto card or laminated then cut out, these tarsia's last for a long time. Students match the questions with the answers, great for revision and in lesson activities.

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

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.

Clear very visual presentation covering: 1. Good secondary data sources 2. Investigation/Experiment outlines 3. Hypothesis making 4. Identifying variables 5. Data collection methods to include a) before and after experiments b) matched pairs c) data logging d) control groups e) capture and recapture and problems for each of these. Images CC3.0 and presentation template from slidescarnival