No. The course is only available as a self-paced course. The course was original taught in a live format. You can participate in the poll questions while watching the recordings.
MIDDLE SCHOOL PHYSICS
Physics 1: Mechanics
Explore the exciting world of physics with Science Mom & Math Dad!
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Prepare for High School Physics
- Gain a solid understanding of the scientific method.
- Learn the vocabulary and core concepts of mechanics, Newton's laws, and simple machines.
- Deepen your understanding with engaging labs and hands-on activities.
- Assess your knowledge with practice problems and interactive quiz shows.
Our Course Includes:
- 39 video lessons
- 12 hands-on activities
- Open-and-go curriculum
- One price for the whole family
- Long term access
High Quality Notes for Each Lesson
- Over 140 pages of beautifully designed notes
- Informative comics and engaging illustrations
- Space for students to write and interact with the material
- Clear explanations of complex concepts
- Preview of the notes available to download
A Physics Course for the Whole Family
The course is available as a recorded, self-paced course. At a pace of 3 lessons per week, the course will last one semester.
Each lesson comes with printable notes pages and practice problems designed to reinforce the ideas of each lesson.
We recommend watching the lesson with a printed copy of the notes. Encourage your student to use the printable poll questions or simply answer the questions out loud. Use the answer key to evaluate what they learned afterward, or, if they are a self-directed learner, they can use it themselves to double-check their learning.
In Physics 2, we cover electromagnetism, waves, fluids, and thermodynamics.
Example Curriculum
- 1. What is Physics?
- 2. Mighty Measures
- 3. Physics Tricks
- 4. Tracking Motion
- 5. Graphing Motion
- 6. Memory Card Game
- 7. Velocity
- 8. Acceleration
- 9. Function Carnival and Degree Golf
- 10. Relative Motion and Combining Vectors (0:39)
- Bonus Practice Problem Session
- 11. Kinematics Quiz Show
- 12. Unit 1 Assessment
- 13. Forces
- 14. Free Body Diagrams
- 15. Cup Stack Challenge
- Laws of Motion song
- 16. Law of Inertia
- 17. Mass vs Weight
- 18. Inertia Activities
- 19. Newton's 2nd Law
- 20. Actions and Reactions
- 21. Racing Balloons
- 22. Gravity and Free Fall
- 23. Space Station Physics
- 24. Gravity Labs
- 25. Newton's Laws Quiz Show
- 26. Unit 2 Assessment
- 27. Kinetic vs Potential Energy
- 28. Work
- 29. Power
- 30. Double Bounce
- 31. Momentum
- 32. Collisions
- 33. Center of Mass
- 34. Racing Wheels
- 35. Rotations and Torque
- 36. Simple Machines
- 37. Tensegrity Structure
- 38. Mechanical Advantage
- 39. Relativity
- 40. Rube Goldberg Machines
- 41. Final Quiz Show
- 42. Unit 3 Assessment
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are there live sessions?
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How long do I have access to the course?
Your course access won't expire. You'll have ongoing access to the course.
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Is there a supply list?
The supply list is found on page 3 of the notes preview.
- Is there a follow-up course?
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Are there scholarships available?
We gave over 50 physics scholarships! A huge shoutout to our patrons who pay to support these scholarships. Families facing economic harship can apply for scholarships using this form.
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How much math do students need to know to take the course?
Any middle school student could enjoy the course, but they'll get a lot more out of it if they have a solid foundation in math. Students who have completed our Grade 6 Math course or Pre-Algebra will be ready. Look at page 6 of the notes preview to see more details of the type of math skills students should have.
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