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Welcome to iNewittAll – KS3 Biology and Geography, made visual.
Clear, curriculum-matched lessons for Key Stage 3 students — and the teachers and parents supporting them.
What you'll find here:
🧬 Biology – Cell biology, genetics, body systems, ecology, and more.
🌋 Geography – Coasts, ecosystems, tectonic hazards, weather and climate, and more.
⚡ Shorts – Quick-hit revision clips for key facts and definitions.
📹 Full lessons – Complete topic walkthroughs, matched to what's actually being taught in school.
📝 Worksheets – Free and paid teaching resources linked in every video description.
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❓ How long did a message once take to cross the Atlantic by ship? ⚓
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❓ Which of these is an example of a VISIBLE inherited feature? 🔬
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❓ In the candle experiment, which jar's candle goes out first? 🔥
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❓ Which type of infection can antibiotics treat? 💊
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❓ What is the key difference between weather and climate? 🌦️📅
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❓ What fossil fuels were burned in huge quantities during the Industrial Revolution? 🏭
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❓ What's the difference between population density and population distribution?
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❓ How many separate organisms can be growing in a single visible dot on a petri dish? 🦠
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📅 This week on iNewittAll!
🌍 Monday — Population Density
🌱 Wednesday — Human Impacts & The Anthropocene (full stitched-together topic!)
🧬 Friday — Absorption & Transport of Nutrients Explained
All dropping at 12 noon UK time ⏰
Which one are you most looking forward to? 👇
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The new video is live now! 🧬 We're looking at unicellular and multicellular organisms — from a single bacterium doing everything alone, to how your body organises millions of cells into tissues, organs and organ systems. Perfect for KS3 Biology revision — go check it out!
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