Physics labs high school

Physics lab materials can be expensive. If I could only have 1 lab material for my high school physics class it would be the optics bench. There are so many different labs you can do with the optics bench and optics is typically something students haven't interacted with before. Affiliate link.

HST's physics science fair projects for high schoolers include ideas and tips for electricity, magnetism, force and motion, and energy experiments. Read on!

Are you looking for a fun way to kick off your year to Chemistry? Here are two demos that you can do for your classes to help get them excited about Chemistry and science! These are very simple to …

There is so much in this Gummy Bear Sacrifice demonstration! No fail, it is a memorable way to grab your students’ attention during the first or second week of school! It also fulfills the following important goals: students learn how to draw and label scientific diagrams students learn why it’s so important to follow lab safety rules students learn the names of some of the common pieces of lab equipment students gain the background knowledge necessary for understanding the science safety…

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

So the 1st day of school in high school science is approaching and you don't know what exactly to do with your students. There is so much

Are you struggling to keep your high schoolers interested in what physics has to offer? Here are 7 must-know physics teaching tips to help make learning fun.

In refreshing the design of my 10th grade Physics course, one thing I have been attempting to do is find new ways to replace worksheets or problem sets with different sorts of activities, especially ones that promote more group work and discourse within groups. (See kinematics card sort, momentum card sort.) For my Balanced Forces…

What in the world can you do on the day before Spring Break in Physics class with a bunch of senior boys who just want to be done with school? (To be fair, I have girls in the class too, but they are much more willing to sit down and listen, even on the day before Spring Break!) I searched pinterest and websites and came across this website Mystery Bag Challenge. I felt like I could adapt this idea to fit my class. I used the idea from the blog I mentioned and decided to try the Pom Pom…

Don't lose your marbles with this fun law of momentum lesson. Grab some marbles, and toilet paper rolls to try out this science lesson.