While most people know what Newton's laws say, many people do not know what they mean (or simply do not believe what they mean).
[17 years old]

In groups of four, you will compete against each other in a challenge. You will build an insulated container where you will place a thermometer capable of measuring max/min temperatures.
[Upper secondary school]

Absorbing Light Energy and Flourescent Light
[16-17 years old students]

Brief explanation of the acoustic Doppler effect.
[Student]

Between 2006 and 2011, we have worked with small group of students in our secondary school in order to be a part of a French competition called "Olympiades de la physique".
[11-16 years old students]

Brief explanation of how to connect tools to measure electricity
[Student]

Learning how to evaluate an experiment by providing an easily criticized experiment
[Upper secondary]

Diving today!
[16-17 years old students]

Forensic evidence collection and analysis
[14-16 year old students]

A lesson considering how flight is achieved in different objects.
[11-16 years old students]

An LDR is a component that has a (variable) resistance that changes with the light intensity that falls upon it. This allows them to be used in light sensing circuits.
[Student]

Explanation of how to solve basic circuits problems.
[Student]

Explanation of Newton's most important discover.
[Student]

Explanation and exercises about Ohm's Law.
[Student]

Brief explanation of Parallel circuiting of Resistors
[Student]

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[Uper secondary school]

Practical Investigations
[12-14 year old children]

Team problem - maths/physics
[17-19 years students]

Create and adapt a paper helicopter to test its air resistance.
[KS3]

How to Motivate Boys into Science Superhero
[12-14 year old children]

In order to improve the students scientific literacy we work with the atomic model. We build models and discuss in what way the model is useful, correct and incorrect.
[Student 16 years]

Solving problems using the density formula. Integrated lesson of Physics and Chemistry for 8th grade
[Chemistry for 8th grade]

Learn to solve experimental problems of various complexity using the density formula.
[11-13 years old students]

Decide which pulley ratio will enable the racer to cover the greatest distance based on observations of the in-air wheel speed.
[12-14 year old children]

This report is to document the research and development of the Palletised Drop Test Mechanism.
[12-14 years old students]

A competition open to college and university students.The goal is to design and construct a battery driven railway vehicle
[13-14 years old students]

In this simple yet intriguing introduction to science the students form hypotheses on how the secret container is constructed on the inside.
[16-18 years old students]

The music sounds over science: The Pythagorean Scale
[Students]

To use and make the laws of physics visible by calculating the velocity of a bullet.
[13-15 years old students]

Where are most of the marks lost? Read the questions!
[all ages]

Wastewater is used water. We are going to see how to treat water and what can help us.
[16-19 year old students]

A lesson about waves,sound and propagation
[gymnasium]