Life of Fred Pre-Algebra 0 with Physics

Fred does physics before algebra.
Learn . . .

• How ducks and cows pronounce µ differently
• Why no one can weigh 55 kilograms
• How Kingie could move a safe that superman couldn't
  

. . . and even some elementary physics:
Numerals;    Making models;    Nineteen conversion factor problems;    Area of a rectangle;    Friction independent of speed;    Constants of Proportionality;    Exact speed of light;    Continuous and discrete variables;    Story of the meter;    Pendulums;    Oblate spheroids;    Square roots;    Normal forces;    Coefficient of friction;    Solving d = rt for r;    Graphing points;    Ordered pairs;    Why rocks stop falling;    Hunch-conjecture-theory-law;    Simultaneity doesn't exist;    Inductive and deductive reasoning;    How fossils and astronomy are connected;    Hooke's law;    Three meanings of plastic;    Static vs. kinetic friction;    Nine forms of energy;    Energy Cards game;    Experimentally finding the coefficient of static friction without knowing the weight of the object;    Resolving a vector into its components;    Addition of vectors;    Similar triangles;    Slope;    Physicists think that there isn't any work in holding a bowling ball;    Kelvin temperature;    Law of conservation of energy;    Perpetual motion machines;    Kilowatt-hours;    Photosynthesis;    Metric system;    Gregorian calendar;    Two ways to measure mass;    Definition of pi;    Inertia;    Newton's first and second laws;    Definition of pressure;    Exponents;    Density of neutron stars;    Computing the mass of an iron atom;    Cavalieri's principle;    Pressure at a given depth;    Buoyancy;    Finding the volume of a desk lamp;    Air has mass;    Why 35-foot straws don't work;    Gedanken experiments;    Elliptical constructions;    Galvani and dead frogs that twitch;    Schematic drawings in electrical circuits;    Electrons per second in an ampere;    Ohm's law;    Batteries in series;    Computing resistance in parallel circuits;    Dangers of electricity—Thomas Merton;    History of the atom;    Principal quantum number;    Orbital quantum number;    Orbital magnetic quantum number;    Spin magnetic quantum number;    Positron