Samrah Sameer

This is a great worksheet to do during the first couple of days of school for Honors Physics or even a Math class. It helps to pre-assess students and determine their level of understanding!

This lab is a great lab to be done at the start of the year as an introduction to Scientific Method and Graphing in Physics. Students rotate in groups around stations to complete the lab. The lab is extremely hands on and introduces the students to some very important concepts (Hooke's law, time period of pendulum etc.) that they will learn later on in the course.

A fun project to do in groups. The project has been designed to be student-directed. Students pick their designs and materials. They execute the entire build according to their own team guidelines. All you do is explain the rubric and dictate the timeline. In addition, they learn the concepts of buoyancy and the Archimedes Principle as they figure out how to build a successful boat. A complete win-win!

This worksheet can be used as a quiz or as a simple practice worksheet to work on either individually or in pairs. It not only helps students practice what they have learned but is a good overview of all of the main ideas present in this unit. Please contact me for a free copy of the answer key.

This worksheet assesses students' knowledge of the Law of Gravitation. It can be used as a quiz, in-class worksheet, or for homework.

This 100% editable worksheet is a good one to handout to your students on the first or second day of school. It helps teachers to know about their students and what thoughts they have about the subject matter. I usually give this handout after I have discussed my syllabus with my students. This allows them to also answer questions that are class specific as well.