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

Resources covering the Classification and Evolution section of the new A Level Biology course Including Bright and clear presentation covering the main concepts bold graphic images for students to label Key word card sorts separated into classification and evolution links within presentation to videos demonstrating key concepts mind map for the five kingdoms that students can annotate An A3 summary graphic organiser with visuals covering the entire specification for this section The whole resource is thematically linked and a really strong visual, the presentation is easily adapted to drop in your own activities or level of learning. Images from pixabay under a free share license, original images are Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International. Presentation theme specially adapted from slidescarnival

Large diagram of the process of photosynthesis inside a cell without any labeling whatsoever. Opportunity for students to annotate the structures inside a chloroplast, as well as the location of light dependent and light independent stages of photosynthesis. A full z scheme for non cyclic phosphorylation is included, as well as a diagram for cyclic and a diagram showing the membrane layout of the photosystems. Below there is an outline of the calvin cycle with just the number of carbon atoms represented at each stage so more revision opportunity here as well. The unbalanced formula tops the page with outlined letters - for further application the students can colour co-ordinate in the diagrams by colouring the different components of the forumla and relating that back to the different stages. Would also work well laminated for revision in class