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Simulazioni
- Alimentazione ed esercizio
- Bilanciamento di reazioni chimiche (HTML5)
- CampoE
- Carica radiante
- Circuito elettrico
- Circuito Pila - Resistenza
- Concentrazione (HTML5)
- Conducibilità
- Confronto di frazioni (HTML5)
- Costruisci una frazione (HTML5)
- Costruisci una funzione (HTML5)
- Costruisci una funzione: introduzione (HTML5)
- Costruisci una Molecola (HTML5)
- Curve Fitting (HTML5)
- d.d.p. in una Pila
- Distribuzione campionata di proiettili (HTML5)
- Effetto serra (HTML5)
- Effetto Serra
- Espressione genica: fondamenti (HTML5)
- Espressione genica: fondamenti
- Espressioni (HTML5)
- Forme molecolari: concetti base (HTML5)
- Forze e moto
- Forze in una dimensione
- Fourier: Creare onde (HTML5)
- Frazioni: Equivalenza (HTML5)
- Frazioni: Introduzione (HTML5)
- Frazioni: Numeri misti (HTML5)
- Il giro della trigonometria (HTML5)
- Il labirinto
- Il mio Sistema Solare (HTML5)
- In pressione (HTML5)
- Interferenza delle onde quantiche
- Interferenza tra onde (HTML5)
- Introduzione ai gas (HTML5)
- Isotopi e massa atomica (HTML5)
- Kit Costruzione Circuiti: Laboratorio Virtuale (HTML5)
- Kit creazione circuiti: corrente continua - Laboratorio virtuale (HTML5)
- L'uomo mobile
- Laboratorio elettromagnetico di Faraday
- Laboratorio Gravità (HTML5)
- Magneti ed Elettromagneti (HTML5)
- Masse e molle
- Molecole e luce (HTML5)
- Moto piano
- Navicella lunare
- Onde sonore
- Ottica geometrica (HTML5)
- Ottica geometrica: elementi base (HTML5)
- Piano inclinato: Forze e Moto
- Pinze ottiche e applicazioni
- Pressione in un fluido e portata
- Proprietà dei gas (HTML5)
- La rampa
- Reagenti, prodotti e residui (HTML5)
- Resistenza in un cavo elettrico (HTML5)
- Scala del pH (HTML5)
- Soluzioni acido-base (HTML5)
- Spettro del Corpo Nero (HTML5)
- Unità derivate (HTML5)
Attività
- How Can You Light A Bulb?
- Things you can show with 'My Solar System'
- Ripple While You Work
- Would You Rather ...
- Tug Wars: May The Forces Be With You!
- Lunar Lander; Let the Force Be With You
- Salts and Solubility Concept Questions for 5 activitites (Inquiry Based)
- Ohm's Law Remote Lab
- Gravity Force Lab : calculations
- Salts and Solubility 5 Activities in pdf
- Balancing Act Remote Lab
- Prediction Sheet for Linear Motion
- Using PhET in High School Chemistry- all my activities in pdf
- Static Magnetic and Electric unit (Inquiry Based)
- Fluid Pressure - an inquiry introduction
- Reflection and Transmission Interactive Lecture
- Intro to Photoelectric Effect Interactive Lecture
- Visualization and Visual Illusions SIM Homework
- Pendulum Lab 1: Intro to pendulum (Inquiry Based)
- Probability and Randomness Interactive Lecture
- Pendulum Lab Learning Goals by design team (Inquiry Based)
- Stern Gerlach clicker questions
- Electric Field Hockey Simulation Homework
- COSTRUIAMO L'ATOMO
- Balancing Act Homework Activity 1 and 2
- Eating and Exercise Activity
- Projectile Motion
- States of Matter
- Projectile Motion Worksheet
- Vector addition exercises
- Comparing Fractions with Like Numerators and Denominators
- Pendulum Lab
- Oscillate Waves and Wavelengths
- Projectile Motion
- Energy Skate Park
- PhET Sims Aligned to the Chemistry Curriculum
- The Speed of Particles in the Different States of Matter
- Circuit Construction Kit Simulation Homework
- projectile motion
- Friction Experiment
- Math facts - Using the Multiplication Chart
- Vector Addition
- Battery-Resistor Circuit Simulation Homework II
- Spring Oscillators Activity
- Get in Motion!
- Area Builder Lesson
- Battery-Resistor Circuit Simulation Homework III
- Measuring Current in a Series Circuit
- PhET: Energy Forms Worksheet
- Effusion
- Diffusion Lab
- Projectile Data Lab (with CODAP) Lab 3 of 3: Advanced topics in measurement uncertainty
- AP Physics Orbit Lab
- Projectile motion and horizontal component of its velocity
- Conservation of mechanical energy
- Bose-Einstein Condensation Lesson
- Projectile Data Lab Exploratory Activity 1 of 2: Measurement with a Single Projectile
- Projectile Data Lab (with CODAP) Lab 1 of 3: Uncover the inner workings of mystery launchers
- Projectile Data Lab (with CODAP) Lab 2 of 3: Firing projectiles as far as possible
- How does the mass and velocity of a satellite affect the orbit?
- Forces and Motion with Friction Group Activity
- Projectile Data Lab Exploratory Activity 2 of 2: Measurement with a Set of Projectiles
- Investigating the pH level of the 11 different basic substances
- Energy Forms and Changes
- Electric Switches (Signal)
- Atomic models homework (Inquiry based)
- Masses and Springs Simulation Homework
- Online lab - Wien's law
- Vector
- Radio Waves & Electromagnetic Fields Simulation Homework
- Microwaves Simulation Activity
- Microwaves Simulation Homework
- One- and Two-Dimensional Collisions - Concepts Practice
- Cavendish Lab
- Trip to Mars
- Charges Activity with Various Simulations
- Moving Man
- Blackbody Spectrum Simulation Homework
- Moving Man Simulation Activity
- Phet Simulation - Gases Intro Worksheet
- Blackbody Spectrum & Lasers Simulations Homework
- Color Vision Simulation Homework
- Gas Properties and Balloons & Buoyancy Simulations Homework
- Sound Simulation Homework
- Sound Simulation Homework II
- Lens Equation Experiment using Excel
- THE MOVING MAN: DISTANCE, DISPLACEMENT, SPEED & VELOCITY
- Motion and Moving Man Simulation Homework
- vectors
- Battery-Resistor Circuit Simulation Homework
- Free fall
- Photoelectric Virtual Experiment
- The Dichotomous Key
- Graphing Energy at the Skate Park
- Intro to Circuits
- Coulomb's Law Data Collection and Analysis (remote online learning)
- Circuits lab manual with experimental& theoretical value comparison
- Projectile Motion
- Wave Interference in 2D
- Exploring Static Electricity
- Moving Man and Maze Game Simulations Homework
- Investigating Electronegativity's Contribution to Molecular Polarity
- Games in Net Force
- Radioactive Decay, Fission and Chain Reactions
- MS and HS TEK to Sim Alignment
- Energy Simulation Lab - Skate Park
- CD's, DVD's & Optical Commmunication: Binary Coding and Diffraction Errors
- Light Emission and Lasers
- Ohm's Law with Series and Parallel Resistors