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Physics Prep Resources

Here are all the handouts we use in meetings in person organized for anyone who needs it

AP Physics 1&2
 

Algebra based foundations in mechanics and other topics such as fluids, thermodynamics, and waves

AP Physics C
 

Topics in calculus based mechanics and electricity and magnetism can be found here

Competition Resources+Other

Any competition practice or general other practice can be found here

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General Physics Resource videos + demos

Review concepts, explore demonstrations, and discover resources that make physics easier to understand.

Demonstrations
  • See physics in action through demonstrations from our World Class club meetings, with explanations of the concepts behind them.
All explanation videos + external resources
  • Explore helpful videos, explanations, simulations, and websites covering a variety of physics topics.
WATCH & LEARN

Our favorite physics explainers

Free YouTube channels the club recommends, from AP review to the big "why" questions.

APlusPhysics

Short AP-focused review videos by Dan Fullerton.

Khan Academy Physics

Step-by-step basics for every topic.

Flipping Physics

AP Physics 1, 2 and C lessons with worked problems.

Michel van Biezen

Thousands of worked examples, topic by topic.

CrashCourse Physics

Fast, visual overviews of every unit.

MIT OpenCourseWare

Full university lectures for AP C mechanics and E&M.

Veritasium

Surprising experiments and the why behind them.

minutephysics

Big ideas explained in a few minutes.

3Blue1Brown

The math behind the physics, beautifully visualized.

PRACTICE & HANDOUTS

Practice like it counts

Past exams, free textbooks and interactive labs to test what you know.

AP Central

Past AP Physics free-response questions with scoring guides.

AAPT Physics Team

Past F=ma and USAPhO exams with full solutions.

OpenStax

Free, full physics textbooks for every level.

The Physics Classroom

Tutorials and practice problems by topic.

HyperPhysics

A concept map for quick lookups.

PhET Simulations

Interactive physics labs you can run in your browser.

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