Georgia Standards of Excellence · SPS1–SPS10 · High School (Grades 9–12)
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A role-playing adventure where students level up by mastering physical science. It's built on the 8th-grade standards, but it reinforces many of the same core ideas your high-schoolers review — atoms, the periodic table, forces, energy, waves, and electricity.
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High School Physical Science · Georgia Standards SPS1–SPS10
Study guides for every lesson, flashcards, practice quizzes that tell you why an answer is right or wrong, and arcade games that secretly make you smarter. Pick your element below to begin.
Open a unit and read the study guide. Each lesson card has the key idea, the formula if there is one, and the classic mistake to avoid.
Flip through the flashcards until you can define every term without peeking. Shuffle them so you're not just memorizing the order.
Take the practice quiz. You get instant feedback and an explanation on every single question — wrong answers teach you the most.
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All five units · 70+ terms
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Study Tools
| Quantity | Formula | Units | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Density | D = m ÷ V | g/cm³ or g/mL | Matter |
| Kinetic energy | KE = ½ × m × v² | joules (J) | Energy |
| Gravitational PE | PE = m × g × h | joules (J) | Energy |
| Speed | s = d ÷ t | m/s | Motion |
| Acceleration | a = (vfinal − vinitial) ÷ t | m/s² | Motion |
| Newton's 2nd Law | F = m × a | newtons (N) | Motion |
| Wave speed | v = f × λ | m/s | Waves |
| Weight | W = m × g (g ≈ 9.8 m/s² on Earth) | newtons (N) | Gravity |
Three 20-minute sessions across three days will beat one 60-minute cram every time. Your brain files memories while you sleep — give it more nights to work with.
Re-reading feels productive but fools you. Closing the book and quizzing yourself — flashcards, practice quizzes, explaining out loud — is what actually moves facts into long-term memory.
If you can teach Newton's Third Law to a sibling (or your dog), you know it. If you get stuck mid-sentence, you just found exactly what to study next.
When you miss a quiz question on this site, read the explanation, then come back tomorrow and try that quiz again. Missed questions are a map of what to study.
Measured with a triple-beam balance or digital scale, in grams (g). Mass never changes with location.
Liquids: graduated cylinder, read at the bottom of the meniscus, in mL. Regular solids: L × W × H in cm³. Irregular solids: water displacement.
Measured with a thermometer in °C for science class. Water freezes at 0 °C and boils at 100 °C at sea level.
Printable Library
Print-ready PDFs for High School Physical Science (SPS1–SPS10): a full textbook chapter for every standard in both standard and scaffolded (easier-reading) editions, student activity & lab packets with matching answer keys, a master glossary, and topic review sheets. These are part of your Physical Science subscription — which covers both the 8th-grade and High School hubs.
SPS1 — Atomic structure, ions & isotopes, valence electrons, periodic trends, and metals/nonmetals/metalloids.
SPS2 — Ionic & covalent bonding, writing formulas by balancing charge, and IUPAC naming.
SPS3 — Evidence that mass is conserved, and balancing equations by adjusting coefficients.
SPS4 — Radioactive decay, fission, fusion, half-life math, and the benefits & problems of nuclear power.
SPS5 — Kinetic theory; solids, liquids, gases & plasma; and the gas relationships among pressure, temperature & volume.
SPS6 — Solutes & solvents, concentration, solubility curves, the pH scale, and indicators.
SPS7 — Energy transformations, conduction/convection/radiation, specific heat, and heating & cooling curves.
SPS8 — Speed, velocity & acceleration (with the math), motion graphs, Newton's laws, work & simple machines.
SPS9 — Wave properties, mechanical vs. electromagnetic waves, reflection/refraction, and the Doppler effect.
SPS10 — Ohm's law, series & parallel circuits, current flow, and electromagnetism.
The same ten chapters with reading supports built in — a strong fit for IEP, 504, and developing readers.
A printable activity & lab packet for each chapter — ready for stations, sub days, or hands-on class time.
The teacher guide / answer key for each chapter activity packet.
A one-stop chemistry review spanning atoms, bonding, reactions & solutions.
SPS8 — Newton's laws, work, mechanical advantage & simple machines.