Phab Physics

Start with one teaching day.

Phab Physics supports AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, and AP Physics C, including Mechanics and E&M. Match a daily handout to its guided problem and independent practice.

Try a complete sample day → Open the visual teacher guide

How the site works

1

Begin with the handout

Choose the course, unit, and day you are teaching. Use its printable questions, notes, and examples to introduce the physics and make room for students’ reasoning.

2

Work through Guided

Open the matching guided problem when one is assigned. Students connect the simulation, diagram, and equations. Hints and worked values support the steps when a calculation gets in the way.

3

Practise and check progress

Assign Easy, Medium, Hard, and Boss as appropriate, with a daily point goal you choose. The dashboard records online progress; assess paper work separately. Teacher accounts also provide access to tests and answer keys.

Your first 20 minutes

Start by reviewing the public materials. Before enrolling students, confirm your district’s approval and complete any required agreement with Phab Physics. School privacy and accessibility review is ongoing. Read the current school-use status.

Try one day without an account. The momentum sample day brings together the handout, Impulse Lab, and examples from each practice level. Then open practice as a Guest for generated problems.
Skim a handout. Browse the handouts — open a day from a unit you teach. Each unit's daily set runs warm-up → guided notes → classwork → homework on 4 printable pages.
If you already have a teacher account, open your dashboard. New to the 2026–2027 pilot? Create a teacher account with a teacher code. A new teacher account requires a payment of at least $5 on Ko-fi (we suggest $3 per student). Teacher accounts include online homework tracking and the unit test / answer-key vault.
Create a class and share the code. In your dashboard, click + New Class. Students sign in with Google and enter the join code — that's their whole setup.
Assign a day. Tell students "do Day 3 to 10 points tonight." Tomorrow, the progress matrix shows who did what. The step-by-step setup guide and the video walkthrough cover the details.

AP Physics 1 unit map

For AP Physics 2 and AP Physics C, choose your course on the Handouts page. Your class’s selected course determines which online units students see.

UnitDaysLabs & equipment
0 · Math Prep (optional summer)6 self-pacedOnline only — number lines, trig, algebra via Algebra Blocks
1 · Kinematics12Constant-acceleration lab (carts or motion sensors)
2 · Forces & Circular Motion16Newton's-2nd-law cart lab; conical-pendulum "flying pig" lab
3 · Energy10Spring force lab; projectile-launcher stations; PhET energy skate park
4 · Momentum8Cart-collision lab; force-plate & padding stations
5 · Rotation I — Torque & Statics6Meter-stick torque/equilibrium lab
6 · Rotation II — Energy & L7Ramp-race lab (spheres, cylinders, hoops)
7 · Simple Harmonic Motion8Mass-spring and pendulum labs with linearization
8 · Fluids7Torricelli drain lab (bottles, rulers, water)
What can I use without a teacher account? The handouts — all 8 units, CC-licensed — and student practice in guest mode (no account needed). For classroom tracking during the 2026–2027 pilot, request a teacher code and create an account.
Existing teachers: open dashboard → See what's inside Try it as a guest