Maximize your students’ understanding of cell division with this complete, ready-to-teach resource package.
Designed specifically for A-Level Biology students, this lesson delivers high-quality visual aids, structured note-taking, and critical exam practice.
It aligns perfectly with core exam board specifications covering cell regulation and division.

Learning Objectives Covered

• Describe how genetic information is copied and passed to daughter cells during the cell cycle.
• State that mitosis occupies only a small percentage of the cell cycle, while the remaining phases involve copying and checking genetic information.
• Outline the role and importance of checkpoints (G1, S, G2 and M) in controlling the cell cycle.

What is Included in This Resource Pack?
1. Premium Interactive PowerPointFully editable, professionally formatted slides.
Three embedded videos to break down complex molecular processes visually.
High-quality animations that make abstract cellular mechanics concrete.
2. Multi-Format Video Files
All three lesson videos are also provided as standalone .mp4 files.
Ideal for flipped learning, student revision, or absent learners.
3. Video Companion Worksheet
A dedicated worksheet designed to accompany one of the core videos.
Keeps students actively engaged and accountable during visual learning.
Features targeted questions to extract key technical details.
4. Cell Cycle Diagrams Handout
A clean, highly visual graphic organizer of the cell cycle phases (G1, S, G2 and M)
Supports dual-coding and serves as an excellent revision anchor sheet.
Space included for students to annotate key biochemical events.
5. Exam Preparation & Assessment Pack
A comprehensive student worksheet featuring exam-style questions.
Covers data analysis, application questions, and recall.
Includes a complete mark scheme for quick grading or student self-assessment.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Save hours of planning time with a fully integrated, cohesive lesson pack.
• Engage all learning styles through a mix of text, video, diagrams, and active writing.
• Boost exam readiness by exposing students to exam-style wording and marking criteria early.