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A visual worksheet on pregnancy, with a diagram for students to label with placenta, umbilical cord, amniotic sac, amniotic fluid and the cervix. There is also a table for students to complete on the functions of these structures during the pregnancy. A separate answer sheet is provided for the teacher.

This resource features a multiple-choice pack containing 20 questions. This pack covers Topic 17 of the IGCSE CIE course, on Inheritance. These packs can be used in a number of ways: Use as a homework task for consolidation or assessment of prior knowledge of a topic Multiple-choice challenge, where students either individually or in teams compete against one another to get the most correct answers (15 minutes is a good time allowance to give) As an assessment (15-20 minutes) For revision of a topic before an exam Answers are provided (can be projected to go through the correct answers and allow pupils to self or peer mark), and also an answer grid for students to complete if you would rather reuse the question papers, rather than the students writing on them.

This is a very useful and comprehensive resource for students studying A level Biology. A great refresher for the teacher too or someone teaching Biology who may not be so confident when it comes to teaching statistics. The resource is a 22 page booklet which covers all the key aspects of statistics required for Biology at A level. There are worked examples and questions for the students to work through. This booklet has been designed to be fully explanatory so that students can work through it independently. The booklet is fully comprehensive and no other resources are needed; all probability tables are given with the questions. The key topics covered in the booklet are: 1.) Why use statistics on data 2.) Calculating standard deviation and its meaning 3.) The student t-test 4.) The Spearman rank correlation coefficient 5.) The Chi-squared test The booklet should take approximately two 1 hour lessons to complete, dependent on how familiar the students are with statistics. Those studying A level Maths and Geography may be more confident working through the calculations and understanding the outcomes. A separate answer booklet is provided with answers to all questions given.

A worksheet with accompanying answer sheet on the structure and function of synapses. The sheet also includes an extension activity for students on the affect of drugs on synaptic transmission. This sheet is also available as part of a bundle along with worksheets on neurones and the eye, link below: /teaching-resource/gcse-bundle-on-the-nervous-system-11597071

A visually appealing and well laid out A level worksheet pack focusing on plant responses and the plant hormones involved. There are three worksheets included in the pack, designed for pupils to work through independently. Once completed these worksheets will create a set of useful and detailed revision notes for students. Worksheets cover the following: Overview of plant responses and the roles of the 5 main plant hormones. This worksheet comes with 5 information sheets, one for each hormone, that pupils can use to complete the table element of the worksheet. Plant responses to the environment Types of plant response (tropisms) Answer sheets are provided for all three worksheets.

A comprehensive and visually appealing A level worksheet pack summarising the cell ultrastructure topic. There are three worksheets included in the pack, designed for pupils to work through independently. Once completed these worksheets will create a set of useful and detailed revision notes for students. Answers are provided for the teacher. Topics covered are: ultrastructure of animal cells ultrastructure of plant cells structure and function of the key organelles/cell structures The worksheets are provided in both an A4 and A3 format.

A pack of four visually engaging worksheets for GCSE Biology students studying the homeostasis topic. The worksheets encourage independent learning as the pupils can work through them following the clear instructions given. The worksheets are useful for when learning the topic, for revision and/or assessment of knowledge and understanding of the topic. The pack covers the following: 1.) Skin structure and its role in temperature regulation 2.) Temperature regulation 3.) Blood sugar control 4.) Summary questions on the homeostasis topic Answers are included to each worksheet, helpful to the non-specialist teaching Biology.

A comprehensive and visually appealing A level worksheet summarising the biochemistry topic of lipids (triglycerides). It covers: Structure and properties of glycerol and fatty acids Formation of triglycerides Role of lipids in organisms The worksheet is provided in both an A4 and A3 format. A3 size is recommended for printing for students. Answers are provided for the teacher.

A pack of two diagrams for GCSE Biology students to label, covering:- 1.) Leaf Structure in the Photosynthesis Topic 2.) Flower Structure in the Plant Reproduction Topic

A cut and stick and cloze activity aimed at A level students. The activity is designed so that students can learn and identify the key stages of mitosis and describe what happens in each of the main stages. The cloze activity allows students to become more familiar with the key terminology associated with this topic. This activity could also be used for able GCSE students. This activity can be completed by students independently as all instructions are given on the sheets. Ideal for both teaching the topic and also as a revision aide. A completed answer sheet is provided for the teacher.

This pack of two worksheets is designed to be visually appealing for A Level students in order to learn and revise the transport in plants topic. The worksheet pack focuses on the vascular systems throughout the plant and includes diagrams to label of the structure of the root, stem and leaf with accompanying questions. All answers to the worksheets are included, these can be projected for students to check and mark their own answers.

A visually appealing and clearly laid out A level worksheet covering the structure and function of the parts of a prokaryotic cell. Suitable for GCSE Biology students too.

The biological drawing skill is an important one to develop in students and is assessed by a number of exam boards at GCSE, including CIE. The biological drawing question is 10% of the practical/alternative to practical paper and a skill that can be easily mastered with focused practice using this resource package. This package includes: An ‘exemplar for improvement’, for students to review and evaluate weaknesses and strengths of the drawing A mark scheme with the key issues with the ‘exemplar for improvement’ drawing listed to develop students understanding of the key criteria required when producing a biological drawing A model exemplar to show students the drawing with all ammendments made 5 practice biological drawing exam questions with the addition of a marking criteria rubric to guide students with the key elements needed to achieve a biological drawing of a high standard (each question has a exam board mark scheme provided for the teacher)

A poster pack covering the stages of both mitosis and meiosis, with diagrams and detailed explanations of what is happening at each stage. Ideal for A level Biology students. The posters are great for display around the classroom or to give to the students for revision. All posters have been provided in a choice of black and white or colour. Students may wish to label the diagrams with the names of the different structures, detailed in the accompanying explanation of each stage. Both posters have been provided in both an A3 and A4 format to allow for printing in either size. I would advise to print on A3 if possible for the meiosis poster, as it keeps all the stages of meiosis on one sheet and makes it easier for the student to compare the two different stages of meiosis.

A comprehensive and visually appealing A level worksheet summarising all aspects of the biochemistry topic of carbohydrates. It covers: Monosaccharides Disaccharides Polysaccharides Biochemical tests for carbohydrates The worksheet is provided in both an A4 and A3 format. A3 size is recommended for printing for students. Answers are provided for the teacher.