Introductory Physics Bundle
A refreshingly clear physics course that blends math, science, and history—IP helps your teen build real understanding without drowning in formulas. One credit, zero fluff, and plenty of clarity.
$184.85
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2026 Eleventh-Grade Curriculum Kit
Introductory Physics Overview
Your teen doesn't need to be a math prodigy or a future NASA intern to tackle Introductory Physics—just bring solid Algebra I skills and a curious brain. This course earns a full high school science credit and is structured to help your student actually retain what he's learned. It trims the fluff and sticks to the essentials, guiding him chapter by chapter with clear objectives and repeat-use exercises that reinforce core skills.
The writing is conversational, not robotic. The diagrams make sense. And the lessons tie physics together with math and history, so it feels more like a connected story than a stack of formulas. This isn't one of those upper-level, trig-heavy courses that leave students staring blankly at the page. It's designed for students on a standard track—especially those following the "physics first" model in 9th or 10th grade—but it works just as well in 11th, thanks to two optional chapters that take things up a notch.
Want extra structure and support? The included digital resources for Introductory Physics include printable weekly quizzes, semester exams, answer keys, and course planning tools like a daily lesson list and sample schedule—perfect for homeschool or classroom use. Purchasers get lifetime access to these materials, making it easy to reuse or revisit them anytime.
Whether your student is aiming to check the science box or lay the foundation for deeper studies, Introductory Physics holds the line: real learning, real skills, no shortcuts.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
Students should be enrolled in concurrent Algebra I to use this book, which is standard track mathematics for 9th grade. We make our exercises challenging, requiring students to utilize multiple concepts and skills to arrive at an answer, but nothing higher than basic algebra is required for this text. This text is not an upper-level vector/trig-based course.
