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Resources for homeschooling high school physics including texts, labs, activities, and other information for success at high school physics!

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Looking for science fair projects? Look no further! We have a list of projects for elementary, middle, and high schoolers.

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TeachEngineering: Physics Curriculum (Y,M,O,T) TeachEngineering has a massive collection of more than 300 K-12 physics lessons, activities, and other resources covering topics like Newton's laws of motion, fluid dynamics, the principles of electricity and magnetism, and more. Institute of Physics: Physics Resources (Y,M,O,T) Institute of Physics has a series of fun resources for exploring physics with your Continue reading »

What is inertia? Investigate Newton's First Law Of Motion in this amusing egg drop experiment.

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!

Engage your middle and high school Physical Science students with these 5 easy-to-implement labs and activities. This blog post is jam-packed with activities that are sure to increase student engagement and improve test scores. Bonus: FREE- Acceleration, Gravity and Free Fall Lab Activity #thetrendyscienceteacher #physicalsciencelabs #physicalscienceactivities #physicalsciencestem

Easy Physics Experiments for Kids- These experiments make learning about physics a great deal of fun. They can be used to teach students of all ages, too!

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Part 3 of a series of hands-on physics lessons for junior high

"Compare Sports Drinks with the Electrolyte Challenge": in this #chemistry project, students use a simple circuit and a homemade sensor to investigate the electrolytes in various sports drinks and juices. [Source: Science Buddies, http://www.sciencebuddies.org/blog/2016/01/comparing-sports-drinks-with-electrolyte-challenge.php?from=Pinterest] #scienceproject #STEM #sciencekit

There are a ton of amazing ideas and I can't wait to get started on my science fair project! Super excited that I stumbled upon this!

Need an easy way to add labs to your high school science classes? See how the Quality Science Labs Physics Kit can help. Review of the kit. via @LauraOinAK

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