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pptm, 9.27 MB
pptm, 9.27 MB

OCR Gateway Science A (Biology) – B1.1.2 Bacterial Cells | B1 Biology Lesson (B1.1a)
GCSE Science - B1 Topic

This engaging and fully resourced PowerPoint lesson is tailored to teach B1.1.2 Bacterial Cells, aligned with the OCR Gateway Science A specification (point B1.1a). It builds on students’ understanding of eukaryotic cells by introducing the structure and function of prokaryotic cells, specifically bacteria.

Lesson Objectives:

Identify the structures found in bacterial cells

Describe the function of key components such as plasmids and flagella

Compare the features of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

Understand how bacterial cells differ in size, structure, and complexity

What’s included:
Clear diagrams of bacterial cell structure
Labelling and comparison tasks
Retrieval questions and starter activities
Think-pair-share discussion prompts
Differentiated tasks to stretch and support learners
Plenary quiz and exam-style questions with model answers
Visual aids and keyword focus to support literacy

This lesson is ideal for KS4 biology students studying OCR Gateway, but can be easily adapted for AQA or Edexcel specifications. A great resource for both specialists and non-specialists looking to teach with confidence.

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OCR Gateway GCSE Biology A - B1.1 Cell Structures | Full 4-Lesson PowerPoint Bundle This high-quality lesson bundle includes four fully resourced PowerPoints covering the entire B1.1 Cell Structures section of the OCR Gateway GCSE Biology A (J250) specification. Ideal for teachers looking to save time and confidently deliver the full sequence of lessons with minimal planning. 🧬 Included Lessons: B1.1.1 Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells Structure and function of animal, plant, and bacterial cells Differences between eukaryotes and prokaryotes Retrieval tasks and exam-style questions B1.1.2 Bacterial Cells Structure of bacterial cells in more detail Function of plasmids, flagella, and chromosomal DNA Comparing bacterial cells to other cell types Visual activities and knowledge check questions B1.1.3 Light Microscopes How light microscopes work Slide preparation, magnification formula, interpreting scale bars Worked examples and application questions B1.1.4 Electron Microscopes Comparing light vs electron microscopes Advantages and limitations of TEM and SEM Image analysis and retrieval questions ✅ Each PowerPoint includes: Fully editable, visually engaging slides Specification-linked learning objectives Retrieval and application tasks throughout Model answers and teacher guidance Suitable for mixed or high ability students 📚 Perfect for: Teaching OCR Gateway GCSE Biology A (J250) Combined or Separate Science routes Whole-class teaching, revision, or online learning This complete bundle will save you hours of preparation while ensuring full curriculum coverage. Ideal for classroom delivery, cover lessons, or independent revision.

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