Genetics: Cell division – Meiosis
We are currently working through the specification for an IGCSE in Biology. The following is copied straight from that specificationContinue Reading
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Genetics: Cell division – Mitosis
We are currently working through the specification for an IGCSE in Biology. The following is copied straight from that specificationContinue Reading
Genetics: DNA Replication
We have looked quite extensively at the structure of DNA as well as carrying out a study on the scientists whoContinue Reading
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2014-2015 School Year: Science
I always maintain science is our weakest area in our little homeschool. I am so pleased I keep a blogContinue Reading
Microbes: Ebola Virus Study
When I chose to study Ebola as an example of a virus, it was in January, before the out breakContinue Reading
Microbes: Fungus and Bacteria – Intrinsically Linked
I probably don’t need to say this, but did you know that fungi can kill bacteria? Most antibiotics used today wereContinue Reading
Incr-Edible Science: Bacteria and Yogurt Making
So far we have looked at the different types of bacteria, building our own model: We’ve experimented with growing bacteriaContinue Reading
Project Based Learning: Microbes – Virus
The first thing I wanted to do was revise what makes something living alive. The reason for this is thatContinue Reading
Spar-Klean Science: What is the dirtiest place in the kitchen?
We did this experiment along side our dish cloth verses the loo germ growing fest. First we made the agarContinue Reading
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Spar-Klean Science – Is the loo really cleaner than the dish cloth?
I need to be honest and say I am posting this against my better judgement. I mean, no one isContinue Reading