A level presentation with a review of chloroplast starter and a summary of products table plenary. Includes clear diagrams outlining the process of cyclic and non cyclic photophosphorylation and its location in the chloroplast. Works well with laminated diagrams to support presentation. Highly adaptable.

Why are smaller populations at risk of extinction? A presentation covering from the basics of genetics to the founder effect with example videos. Two degree style questions (no set marks/mark scheme to give flexibility) and a key terms card sort (also live linked within the presentation). Suitable for HE biology and Environmental science, also for extending A level learners.

A presentation outlining zoonotic infection, with examples, and a particular focus on Ebola and the recent outbreak in West Africa. Covering a diverse range of topics from the role of public health, local customs and even the potential use of biological agents in bioterrorism. Two extension degree level questions are included, with no set marks or scheme to allow for flexibility in use. Also a key words card sort to support the new terminology for this lesson. Ideal for degree level biology or environmental science students, but also as extension activities for able A level biologists.

A presentation outlining sexual selection and animal behaviour. Beginning with Darwin and his observations, through to the differences between the male and female sex cells, and how this leads to different levels of choosiness. Intersexual, Intrasexual behaviours are investigated and video examples included as often as possible. Key word card sort to support this. Some great free exam questions available on the OU for this topic (not included here, feel free to message and I'll point the way) Suitable for undergraduate biologists but also extending A level biology or psychology students who might be considering an extended project.

A cut and keep cardiac cycle tarsia. This is a large puzzle, can be printed onto paper for students to cut and stick (will probably need flip chart paper for this) or printed onto card as a reusable activity. Students have to match questions and answers to complete the entire puzzle, challenging but excellent revision

A great revise and recap activity for a tricky topic. Students can work independently or collaboratively to match the answers and questions and complete this jigsaw. Printed onto paper, it makes a good cut and stick activity for students, or print onto card for reuse with different classes.

This jigsaw touches on nearly every topic within transport in animals. Print onto paper for students to cut and stick, or print onto card for reuse of this resource (Students can take pictures or download from your VLE). Makes good revision at the end of a lesson, a good recap for the next lesson or good revision for tests or exams.

This is a blank highly idealised image that can be used to outline the process of tissue fluid formation, supported by this prezi https://prezi.com/drc6kwd4mnuv/tissue-fluid-workshop/# Can be printed and laminated for students to annotate during the lesson before they commit to pen and ink. Ideal for anxious students nervous of making mistakes.

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.

Four 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. Mitosis 2. Meiosis 3. Cell Cycle 4. Specialised Cells 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!

These are all drawn by hand on adobe draw using an ipad and a stylus. They are background free png images, so will overlay on any presentation without looking clunky, and should rescale up to a reasonable size. As a caveat, I'm not a graphic designer or illustrator, rather a biology teacher who got fed up with not being able to find simple images without labels. These are sold for non commercial use (outside of TES) please.

These are all drawn by hand on adobe draw using an ipad and a stylus. They are background free png images, so will overlay on any presentation without looking clunky, and should rescale up to a reasonable size. As a caveat, I'm not a graphic designer or illustrator, rather a biology teacher who got fed up with not being able to find simple images without labels. These are sold for non commercial use (outside of TES) please.

These are all drawn by hand on adobe draw using an ipad and a stylus. They are background free png images, so will overlay on any presentation without looking clunky, and should rescale up to a reasonable size. As a caveat, I'm not a graphic designer or illustrator, rather a biology teacher who got fed up with not being able to find simple images without labels. These are sold for non commercial use (outside of TES) please.

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!

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!)

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.

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.

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.

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!