Physics ideas high schools

Try one of these free engineering design challenges and engineering projects for high school students to use the engineering design process.

This blog suggests a few ways to capture the interest of high school physics students. Physics can be a daunting subject for many kids and you certainly don't want to lose their interest right from the beginning of the course. Check out what I have to say!

25-page study guide for High school physics Covers the New York Regents curriculum Hand-written, original illustrations Digital PDF file Following topics covered: Vectors Forces Dynamics Kinematics Free Fall Projectile Motion Laws of Motion Friction Ramps & Inclines Circular Motion Gravity Momentum Collisions Springs Work, Power, & Energy Electric fields Electrostatics Currents Series circuits Parallel circuits Magnetism Waves Electromagnetic Spectrum Modern physics Atom models

Incredible physics demonstration! It’s called the Centripetal Force Board, and it will help you experience the physics and forces at play when three plastic cups of water leave you high, dry, and with new hands-on science topics in mind.

Discover waves you never node about.

high school Physics cheat sheet

We studied physics and electricity a bit last school year with Electricity and Magnetism, by Colleen Kessler from RaisingLifelongLearners.com, and Snap Circuits. So when I broke out this steel wool 9-volt battery experiment, my children