Built for learners who ask “why?”

Young Mind Physics is a free K-12 science curriculum that bridges the gap between intuition and equations. We help students master homeschool science, AP Physics concepts, and F=ma exam strategy through visual storytelling.

Visual Physics Olympiad Prep Homeschool Friendly Free Slides

Clarity over coverage

Most textbooks are too dense. We focus on deep understanding of core mechanics, thermodynamics, and optics rather than skimming every topic.

Intuition → Language → Math

See it, name it, then formalize it. The equation is the summary of the physics, not the starting point.

Built for Competition

Lessons are stress-tested by students preparing for the USAPhO and AP Physics 1 exams. If it doesn’t help you score, it’s cut.

Our Learning Method

1

The “Hook” Question

We start every unit with a real-world scenario—no jargon, just observation.

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Visual Patterns

Using graphs and diagrams to reveal the relationships between force, mass, and motion.

3

Formalizing the Rule

Connecting the concept to standard physics notation and equations (F=ma, E=mc²).

4

Application & Practice

Solving actual competition-style problems to cement the knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is YMP different from a textbook?
Textbooks often start with math. We optimize for “aha” moments using visual slides. It’s designed to be a supplement for AP Physics or a standalone homeschool curriculum.
Is this suitable for the F=ma Exam?
Yes. Our Olympiad Section is specifically tailored to the mechanics topics found on the F=ma and USAPhO qualifying exams.
Can I use these slides in my classroom?
Absolutely. Teachers and Science Olympiad coaches are free to download, present, and adapt our slide decks for their students.

Who We Are

DH
Founder & Lead Developer

Derek Hu

I’m a high school student passionate about democratizing physics education. I realized that most Olympiad resources were too dry or math-heavy for beginners, so I built Young Mind Physics to be the visual guide I wish I had.

YMP is a student-led non-profit project developed with academic oversight to assist K-12 learners.
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Academic Advisor

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This section is reserved for the academic advisor who provides guidance and oversight for the project curriculum.