Dr Lauren Edwards
@edwardsdr2.bsky.social
Cat mum 🐈⬛ and Head of Biology (Resource creator and tutor) @primrosekitten.bsky.social
@chatbiology.bsky.social Admin
Sharer of free KS4 and 5 resources on my site: biology-teacher.org
edwards_dr2 on the other place!
@chatbiology.bsky.social Admin
Sharer of free KS4 and 5 resources on my site: biology-teacher.org
edwards_dr2 on the other place!
I've been crocheting baby mobiles for a while now for all the new arrivals for friends and family and I thought I'd continue as I enjoy it so much so I've started an Etsy shop! 🌈☁️💧⭐
Be really grateful for any shares!
cosmosmobiles.etsy.com/listing/1904...
Be really grateful for any shares!
cosmosmobiles.etsy.com/listing/1904...
April 18, 2025 at 4:07 PM
I've been crocheting baby mobiles for a while now for all the new arrivals for friends and family and I thought I'd continue as I enjoy it so much so I've started an Etsy shop! 🌈☁️💧⭐
Be really grateful for any shares!
cosmosmobiles.etsy.com/listing/1904...
Be really grateful for any shares!
cosmosmobiles.etsy.com/listing/1904...
Love bringing my mycorrhizal fungi to KS5 when we do the phosphorus cycle!
I use data from my research to talk about different statistical tests/graphs etc!
I use data from my research to talk about different statistical tests/graphs etc!
April 1, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Love bringing my mycorrhizal fungi to KS5 when we do the phosphorus cycle!
I use data from my research to talk about different statistical tests/graphs etc!
I use data from my research to talk about different statistical tests/graphs etc!
Behold my #biolotree submission - 90% natural material ornaments wood, paper, string, cotton, wool, pine cone etc feat animals (a lot of red pandas and owls), trees and fungi. PLUS comes with real life cat underneath 😻
December 10, 2024 at 1:40 PM
Behold my #biolotree submission - 90% natural material ornaments wood, paper, string, cotton, wool, pine cone etc feat animals (a lot of red pandas and owls), trees and fungi. PLUS comes with real life cat underneath 😻
I love a compensation point graph so only when the carbon (glucose) being made exceeds the carbon (glucose) being used to plants have excess carbon they can use to build biomass and then you go from there!
Also this awesome diagram I forget who originally shared it 🙈
Also this awesome diagram I forget who originally shared it 🙈
October 15, 2024 at 7:52 PM
I love a compensation point graph so only when the carbon (glucose) being made exceeds the carbon (glucose) being used to plants have excess carbon they can use to build biomass and then you go from there!
Also this awesome diagram I forget who originally shared it 🙈
Also this awesome diagram I forget who originally shared it 🙈