Physics 101
From fridges to fire, invisibility to Schrödinger’s cat—this course explains how the world works through 20 engaging video lessons, no heavy math required. Just clarity, curiosity, and real understanding.
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2025 Eleventh-Grade Curriculum Kit
Physics 101 doesn't just break down the big ideas—it makes them actually stick. From Newton to quantum weirdness, this is a full-year, 1-credit high school science course that doesn't bury your teen in formulas. Designed for ages 15 and up, Physics 101 covers the foundations—light, sound, electricity, motion, thermodynamics, and beyond—without the math headache. Think of it as physics decoded for real life and delivered by veteran filmmaker Wes Olson in over 10 hours of high-quality video across 4 jam-packed DVDs.
Students will follow 20 segments that explore everything from invisibility and fire to Einstein and the future of physics. He'll tour the universe in bite-sized, binge-able sessions and finally understand how things work—from why refrigerators don't just cool to what's up with Schrödinger's cat.
The printable PDF guidebook includes quizzes to lock in what he's learned and offers great documentation for your records. Want to level it up? The downloadable Accreditation Booklet turns this into a full 130-hour course complete with 32 hands-on labs.
Not designed to sync with any other specific course, Physics 101 stands alone as a solid intro—or pairs well with something more textbooky for added reinforcement. Whether your teen uses it as a launchpad, a wrap-up, or a refresher, he'll walk away knowing more than enough to hold his own in a conversation about thermodynamics, relativity, or electrical circuits.
And yes, it's counted as a full high school science credit.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
We consider the DVD course an overview that complements but does not replace another curriculum. We suggest using it as a supplement alongside Introductory Physics.
