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Physics Resources for Teachers

Science Quest North offers free physics resources for teachers supporting intermediate and high school students across Atlantic and Northern Canada. Our curriculum development initiative is dedicated to enhancing physics education with accessible, curriculum-aligned materials that teachers can use directly in everyday instruction. 

Teachers also have the flexibility to schedule a guest presenter who can speak about careers and deliver curriculum content. This approach helps connect classroom learning with real-world applications in natural sciences and engineering. 

Our strategy enriches the curriculum through live, interactive virtual lessons aligned with the Newfoundland and Labrador Physics curriculum for Grades 8 to 12. 

Topics can be selected by teachers to align with their specific pedagogical/curriculum needs.

 

Curriculum Resources and Engagement Tools

Access highly interactive, free, on-line lesson resources for intermediate and high school students. Our physics lessons are designed to be fun, hands-on, and are supported by easily accessible low budget materials. Each unit of study is aligned with the NL science and physics curricula for Grades 8 to 12 and is hosted using the Lumio platform. All learning content is easily accessible online to support equity and inclusion.

The lessons for each unit of study were independently reviewed in 2026 by experienced teachers for the applicable courses. These teachers are currently employed  in the Newfoundland and Labrador public education system.

Links to Lessons and Resources

  • Science 8 
    • Optics Unit  
  • Science 9 
    • Electricity  
    • Space  
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  • Science 1206 
    • Motion Unit 
  • Physics 2204 
    • Kinematics Unit 
    • Dynamics Unit 
    • Work and Energy — To Be Developed 
    • Waves — To Be Developed 
  • Physics 3204 — To Be Developed 
    • Motion 
    • Forces 
    • Fields 
    • Introduction to Quantum Physics 
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Get in Touch

Teachers can use Science Quest North resources directly in everyday teaching or schedule a guest presenter to deliver curriculum content and speak about careers in science and engineering. To learn more or request access to teacher resources, contact us.

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