 Last Updated: 2/1/2023 So you know that we have a biology learning playlist on YouTube! BUT, did you know we also have some creations designed to help review the major biology concepts we cover? Check these out below!
TpT Resource: Looking for a self-checking online resource that goes through the major vocabulary mentioned in our "Stroll Through the Playlist (a Biology Review)" video that can be assigned via Google Classroom and other LMS platforms? Check out our TpT vocabulary easels set 1-5! Click on any of the below Easels to see the preview video for each one as well as product information.
Free Resource: Our FREE "Describe the Biology with GIFs" slide set asks students to use vocabulary as they describe an assortment of our biology GIFs. 
Free Video: Need some serious study time? Silence your device and phone notifications, and join Petunia, Pinky, and Gus in their studio in this study flow video. It features 45 minutes of lo-fi music and a cozy, rainy day atmosphere.  A few additional things to know:
Happy Reviewing!Study tips? Along with the graphic below, check out our short study tips video for students!  Reviewing? We have a resource that uses our GIFs in a powerful way! We think reviews can be great with visuals and questions- and these Google Slides use our Amoeba Sisters GIFs (animations)! Click the GIF below to access our "Biology Discussion Topics with GIFs!" These can make GREAT warm-ups and exit tickets, and they also can be powerful in facilitating discussion. Instructions on how to use and present it will be found in the second slide. Click the purple button below to access entire slideshow. Sorry, this GIF review is not set to allow for editing, but you can get the individual GIFs found in this slideshow to use in a different way. Visit our GIF page. Are you looking for a print-out? Scroll down at bottom of this post for a PDF copy.  Click purple GIF button above to access. Due to GIF animations, this is too large as a PowerPoint. However, in Google Slides, you need only click "present" (at top right) to present it just like a slideshow. Do you need a PDF of the questions that can be printed? You can download it below. (Note: GIFs are not animated in a PDF. See our GIFs page to access individual GIFs.) 
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