the Physics Classroom
The Physics Classroom is "for beginning physics students and their teachers." Begin with the tutorial. You will find introductions to a broad range of physics topics.
Khan Academy: Physics
Khan Academy's Physics (opens in a new window)
Khan Academy's motto is "You can learn anything." Their Physics instruction modules include many self-paced lesson plans with videos and quizzes to test your knowledge. This is a valuable website to use in conjunction with your class resources and lessons. Try it out!
PrepSTEP: physics practice
PrepSTEP by EBSCO LearningExpress (opens in a new window)
Need to review what you've learned in physics? Try PrepSTEP's physics practice resources (opens in a new window) . (You will need to create a personal account with PrepSTEP.)
PhET (University of Colorado - Boulder)
PhET Interactive Simulations (opens in a new window)
PhET is a project of the University of Colorado - Boulder. There are over 100 interactive simulations in physics, chemistry, environmental science, biology and math.
Watch the video below to learn more about PhET.
More physics websites
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Physics Is BeautifulDeveloped for a physics class at The Ohio State University, Physics Is Beautiful is now available to anyone. It provides visual exercises teaching "vectors, motion diagrams, position-, velocity- and acceleration versus time graphs, Newton's Laws, forces, and free-body diagrams."
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The Feynman Lectures on PhysicsRichard Feynman was a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and professor. He was also known for his innovative teaching style. Here are his collected lectures on physics, previously published in book form.
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MIT OpenCourseWare: PhysicsMassachusetts Institute of Technology endeavors to publish all of its course materials, via OpenCourseWare. Here is MIT's Physics page.
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Phys.orgPhys.org aggregates physics news from many online sources.
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HyperPhysics ConceptsHyperPhysics Concepts provides videos and brief written explanations of various physics concepts.