
Lorentz force and fine-beam tube
Electrons fly along a glowing circular path in a magnetic field. From the radius you determine a property of the electron.
Grade 10 (nine-year Gymnasium), shown is the science branch (NW branch); other branches have their own curricula with partly different topics. “Handling measurement data in physics” is practised in all topic fields. The numbers are our own.
Current-carrying conductors in a magnetic field, electromagnetic induction, the transformer.

Electrons fly along a glowing circular path in a magnetic field. From the radius you determine a property of the electron.

Magnet in, the needle swings. Magnet out, it swings the other way. Every generator works on the same principle.
Energy conversion and conservation, power stations, energy storage and dissipation.

A car rides a roller coaster: energy bars show how potential and kinetic energy turn into each other.
Changes of state of gases, thermodynamic cycles, climate physics.

Push the piston halfway in and the pressure doubles. Heat the gas and it pushes the piston out. Pressure, volume and temperature are tightly linked.
Types of radiation, detection, half-life and effects of ionising radiation.

Many nuclei decay at random and a Geiger counter clicks. Even so, after each half-life almost exactly half are left.
Suggestions: astronomy, transistors in information technology, energy needs of cars.

Too fast and the planet flies off, never to return. A little slower and it traces an ellipse around the Sun, exactly as Kepler's laws say.
The summaries describe the curriculum in our own words. The original text is authoritative. Original text (German): Lehrplan, Gymnasium, Physics, grade 10