Make Physics Fun with
Fantasy Books, Games, and Worksheets
“The books are extremely well-written, with complex and quirky characters that will catch children’s interest.”
— The Homeschool Scientist’s review of Fairy Tale Physics
Books!
Fantasy stories interwoven with physics concepts, activities, and practice problems. For ages 8+
Educational Story Games!
Interactive stories that teach physics concepts with puzzles and multiple endings! Ages 10+
Practice Problems!
Beautiful worksheets with classic physics practice problems in fantasy story contexts. Ages 12+
An absolutely brilliant game! Really fun to play, very captivating storyline - and the fact that my daughter learned (and retained) so much about electricity and circuits was amazing to me! I was very impressed with the graphics too. Overall, a wonderful idea fantastically executed!
— Parent review of The Sorceress of Circuits Game
Who is this person???
Hi! My name is Sarah :)
When I was studying for my physics degree, I was one of very few women. It wasn't the friendliest environment, and I want to change that. I want anyone who is interested to feel like they belong in STEM.
I believe in
Growth mindset over "being smart"
Conceptual understanding rather than just memorization
Active, motivated puzzles rather than rote practice problems
Customizing learning for each individual!
And that learning is intrinsically fun!
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My goal is to bring joy and inspire curiosity with every purchase. If you're not absolutely delighted, just email me within 30 days, and I’ll refund you right away—no questions asked!"
Some Benefits of Teaching Physics with Stories:
Increases Engagement
Decreases Stress and Intimidation
Encourages Critical Thinking
Incorporates Physics Knowledge into the Real World
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Other Resources
I’m always collecting other educational resources that I try out with my students. I keep a list of all the ones I’ve found to be the most useful, effective, and engaging!