Physics
Grade 11 University Preparation, following the Ontario curriculum.
- 6 units
- 27 lessons
- 273 practice questions
- 269 flashcards
- 3 simulators
Units
Kinematics
The language for describing motion without yet asking what causes it: position, velocity, acceleration, and the five equations that connect them.
Forces
Why motion changes: the forces acting on an object, the diagram that lets you see them, Newton's three laws, and friction.
Energy and Society
Work, the two mechanical energies and the law that connects them, then heat, phase change, half-life and where Ontario's electricity actually comes from.
Waves and Sound
How a disturbance travels without carrying matter with it, how waves add and interfere, and how sound is produced, measured and heard.
Electricity and Magnetism
Charge in motion, the three quantities that describe a circuit, how resistors combine, and the link between electricity and magnetism that powers the grid.
Formula Sheet & Exam Reference
Every equation on the issued SPH3U sheet in one place, decoded — plus the ones that are missing from it, and a method for attacking any physics problem under time pressure.
Simulators
Simulators for every course →
SPH3URelease a cart down a ramp and watch kinetic, potential and thermal energy trade places while the total holds steady.

SPH3UThree tabs: the wave equation, interference and beats, and standing waves in strings and pipes.

SPH3USet an initial velocity and acceleration, then watch position, velocity and acceleration graphs draw in step.