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Students find the limits—not confirmation—of Hooke's Law for everyday objects, making all experimental decisions and building skills in design, uncertainty analysis, and scientific argumentation.

Students discover circuit principles hands-on: lighting bulbs, building series/parallel circuits, measuring current & voltage, and creating I-V graphs for nonlinear resistors.

Students iteratively refine pendulum period measurements across three weeks, learning to quantify, reduce, and compare uncertainty while practicing collaborative, evidence-based experimental reasoning.

Students build magnetism concepts hands-on, practice scientific integrity through the Millikan case study, and learn to critique and craft research questions for independent investigation.

Students learn about uncertainty in repeated measurements through simple Colab programming.