What Are Good Self-Study Physics Resources for a Homeschooled Senior?

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My son is a senior and is home schooled under an umbrella school in our state. I have to keep records etc and he has to do state testing.

My son wants to do physics this year and I need recommendations for a course or textbook he can use to self study and a teachers guide I can give him tests from, I have to be able to asses his knowledge. It could even be web based.

It needs to be algebra based as he has not had calculus yet.

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on Phys.org
Thank you for your help. I will check these out. I was also looking at a program from Kinetic books Principles of Physics it is a digital book that is interactive.
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Also, check out Dover books on physics for some very, very cheap literature. The books are generally old fashioned style-ie to the point.