1. Colour and Light

... grade 8, grade 9, grade 11, life science, earth and space science, physical science, processes and skills of science, wave motion, geometrical optics, physics]  ...

2. Electrical Energy

Tags: [electricity and magnets, energy, physical science, physics, mechanical energy, magnetic energy, electricity, electromagnetics, grade 5, grade 6]  ...

3. Elastic Energy

Tags: [Grade 1, grade 3, grade 5, physical science, physics, energy, potential energy, kinetic energy, elasticity, motion, elastic energy]  ...

4. Forces

Tags: [Grade 1, grade 3, grade 5, physical science, physics, forces, motion, energy]  ...

5. Magnets

Tags: [electricity and magnets, physical science, physics, magnetic energy, electricity, electromagnetics, grade 5, grade 6, magnets]  ...

6. Glow Crazy

Tags: [Light, ultraviolet, energy state, fluorescence, phosphor, incandescence, light bulb, electron, photon, wavelength, states of matter, chemiluminescence, physics, grade 4, grade 6, grade 7]  ...

7. Balloons

... physics, physical science, earth and space science, kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, grade 6, grade 7, hovercraft, acid, base, yeast, suction]  ...

8. Air

... wind, barometer, barometre, physics, physical science, earth and space science, grade 2, grade 4, grade 6]  ...

9. Current Electricity

Tags: [grade 2, grade 6, grade 9, grade 11, grade 12, physics, physical science, technology education, electricity, electric current, voltage, current, resistance, electric circuit, electrons]  ...

10. Rockets

... it best by referring to Newton's laws of motion. Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727) was a scientist who applied his curious and systematic mind to everything from physics to theology. His work on motion ...

11. Bubbles

... take Vocabulary and References Other Resources SFU Physics | Community Outreach | Bubble tricks Soap Bubbles | soapbubbledk  ...

12. Exploring Space

... is falling at the same speed, astronauts experience weightlessness. For a more detailed explanation, see: The Physics Classroom | Circular motion and satellite motion | Planetary and satellite motion ...

13. Playing Cards and Pennies

... See Pull the Tablecloth for a full explanation of the physics involved. Objectives Students will be able to: Describe a scenario that demonstrates the property of inertia. Entire Activity These ...

14. Balance Illusion

In this activity, students witness a trick that appears to defy logic. By examining the object's centre of gravity and its base of support, the physics behind the illusion is unveiled. Introduction ...

15. Colour and Light

How are rainbows made? What makes grass green and jeans blue? How do sunglasses work? In this series of demonstrations and activities, students will explore how colours are created and understood by our ...

16. Electrical Energy

... World | Online Games | Electricity Engaging Science | Online Games | Current Affair EnWin Kids Zone | Energy & Electricity Physics4Kids.com | Electricity and Magnetism California Energy Commission ...

17. Elastic Energy

...  Science World Resources | Full lessons & other activities | Electrical Energy | Balloons Science World at TELUS World of Science | Mitchell Odyssey Foundation Gallery: Eureka! Physics4Kids.com ...

18. Forces

What happens when a bat hits a baseball? Why does a rolling ball eventually stop? How do we walk, jump or run? The answer lies in physics! In this topic, students get the chance to explore how Newton’s ...

19. Magnets

... Resources Science World Resources | Full Lesson | Electrical Energy Science World at TELUS World of Science | School Workshop | Magnets Physics4Kids.com | Electricity and Magnetism   ...

20. Glow Crazy

Black Light? Sounds like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Light is a wave of energy and not all wavelengths are visible to the human eye. Black light emits very little visible light, but has an interesting effect ...