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Follow a structured route through kitchen physics.

These lessons are concept-first. Start with the big mental model, then move into visuals, simulations, questions, and activities.

Animated materials explainer

Core lessons

The main curriculum.

Lesson 1

Heat and phase

Temperature, heat transfer, boiling, condensation, thermos bottles, and refrigeration.

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Heat and phase
Materials

Lesson 2

Materials

Metals, polymers, ceramics, touch, conductivity, and engineering tradeoffs.

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Lesson 3

Electricity and light

Current, resistance, induction, visible wavelength, and light emission.

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Electricity and light
Sound and flow

Lesson 4

Sound and flow

Acoustics, reflection, pressure, flow, and faucet behavior.

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Lesson 5 · New

Gas and pressure

Pressure cookers, fizzy drinks, popcorn, rising bread, and the suction of a cooling jar.

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Gas and pressure

Narrative route

If you prefer a guided story, start here.

Heat lab

Scene 1

The kettle starts the chain

Energy enters the element and convection begins in the water.

Fridge cycle

Scene 2

The room is full of energy traffic

Heating and cooling systems run side by side inside the same kitchen.

Thermos insulation illustration

Scene 3

Now hold on to the heat

The problem shifts from making heat to slowing energy loss.

Sound room

Scene 4

The kitchen keeps signaling

Light, sound, and flow keep telling you what is happening.

Next step

Move to objects, demos, or teaching resources.

Home gives the big picture, Explore starts from objects, Try gives interactive tools, and Teach groups classroom material.