Use the links below to navigate through my algebra-based physics curriculum, which is aligned with AP Physics 1 topics. Each major topic contains video lectures, practice worksheets, answer keys and an end-of-unit practice exam.

Algebra-based Physics Units:
​*The first two units are provided free of charge, while units 3-12 are part of a PhysicsIn5 subscription.
  1.  Mathematics Review
  2.  Kinematics in 1 Dimension  (Motion Terms, Graphs of Motion, Constant Velocity, Acceleration, Freefall)
  3.  Kinematics in 2 Dimensions  (Projectile Motion, Relative Velocity)
  4.  Dynamics in 1 Dimension  (Force Types, Force Diagrams, Rotated Coordinate Systems, Newton's Laws, Friction)
  5.  Dynamics in 2 Dimensions  (Uniform Circular Motion, Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation)
  6.  Energy and Work  (Energy Types, Energy-flow Diagrams, Conservation of Energy, Work, External Forces, Power)
  7.  Collisions  (Momentum, Conservation of Momentum, Impulse, Momentum and Energy combined)
  8.  Simple Harmonic Motion  (Oscillation Terms, Springs, Pendulums, Position vs Time Graphs)
  9.  Rotational Motion  (Rotational Kinematics, Center of Mass, Torque, Rotational Kinetic Energy, Angular Momentum)
  10.  Electric Forces  (Charge Types, Charge Interactions, Charging Methods, Polarization, Coulomb's Law)
  11.  Circuits  (Circuit Types, Schematic Drawings, Voltage, Current, Resistance, Lab Skills, Kirchhoff's Rules)
  12.  Waves  (Wave Types, Wave Terms, Superposition, Boundary Behavior, Harmonic Frequencies, Beat Frequencies)

AP Free Response Question Types:
​*The first free response type is provided free of charge, while FRQ types 2-4 are part of a PhysicsIn5 subscription.
  1. Paragraph Argument Short Answer   (How to organize your paragraph, what you are graded on, etc)
  2. Experimental Design Questions   (Selecting proper materials, talking through an example design, analyzing errors)
  3. Qualitative-Quantitative Translation   (Example of each, analyzing sample student claims, etc)
  4. Short Answer    (Problems with and without numbers, good and bad example of showing work, etc)