Physics
Master physics, master the universe!
What things are made of and why they move. Starts with the stuff around you.
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Your AI mentor
Albert Einstein
Physicist, 1879 to 1955
Einstein loves a thought experiment. Imagine you are riding on a beam of light. He turns every rule into something your child can picture.
An AI character inspired by Albert Einstein, not the real person.
What’s inside
2 courses, lesson by lesson
2 modules in the curriculum
- 01
Introduction to physics
- What is physics?
- 02
States of matter
- Gas
A sample lesson, about 10 minutes
A lesson with Albert Einstein
- 1
A kitchen experiment
Steam from a kettle. Where does it go?
- 2
The idea
Particles that move faster when warm.
- 3
Predict
What happens to a balloon in the fridge?
- 4
Try at home
Something safe to test tonight.
Skills to grow towards
What your child practises
Explains why ice, water and steam are the same stuff
Predicts whether something sinks or floats and says why
Describes a force as a push or a pull with an example
Questions from parents
Explore Physics with your child
Discover the lessons with Albert Einstein, together.
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