| PH.1 | Plan and conduct investigations in which: |
| PH.2 | Analyze and interpret data. Key concepts include: |
| PH.3 | Scientific reasoning and logic. Key concepts include: |
| PH.4 | How applications of physics affect the world. Key concepts include: |
| PH.5 | Interrelationships among mass, distance, force, and time. Key concepts include: |
| PH.6 | Mass, energy, momentum, and charge are conserved. Key concepts include: |
| PH.7 | Properties of fluids. Key concepts include: |
| PH.8 | Energy can be transferred and transformed. Key concepts include: |
| PH.9 | Models of transverse and longitudinal waves. Key concepts include |
| PH.10 | The electromagnetic spectrum. Key concepts include: |
| PH.11 | Light: reflection, refraction, and image formation. Key concepts include: |
| PH.12 | The field concept: gravitational, electric, and magnetic. Key concepts include: |
| PH.13 | Basic electrical circuits. Key concepts include: |
| PH.14 | Non-Newtonian physics. Key concepts include: |
Physics, Serway and Faughn, Holt, Reinhart and Winston, 2006.
Made 14 July 2006