Trove of physics-related resources (Khan Academy, USA 2016)

Physics in Action, which is sponsored by the American Physical Society, takes readers into dozens of different physics topics, often from unexpected and interesting angles (USA 2015).

Maintained by staff members at the Institute of Physics, the Teaching Advanced Physics (TAP) website provides a wealth of resources designed to help teach physics to advanced high school and college students (U.K. 2012).

Physics in Action, which is sponsored by the American Physical Society, takes readers into dozens of different physics topics, often from unexpected and interesting angles (USA 2015-20).

This collection brings together curriculum resources that engage students in physics, computation, and computer modeling. It covers topics such as Newton's laws, moon phases, and working with physics simulators (USA 2014).

This physics website combines a collection of interactive activities and easy-to-understand tutorials designed to make physics learning fun and easy (USA 2013-18).

Collection of websites, physics images, and activities (American Physical Society 2013)

The Institute of Physics, based in London, has created this page for teachers looking for high-quality resources to help students learn about the basic principles and laws of physics (UK 2012-20). 

The site offers teaching and learning aids, including labs, simulation tools, games, and homework problems (USA 2019).

The Concept Builders on this site are interactive questioning modules that present learners with carefully crafted questions that target various aspects of a concept. First launched in 1996, The Physics Classroom is the creation of Tom Henderson, a physics and chemistry teacher at Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Illinois (2019).