Forty-one years of classroom physics, finally with a home of its own.
A retired science teacher with 270-plus YouTube videos and over 320,000 subscribers, and no website. I built one: free build plans, guided experiments and a teacher hub, all in his own words.
Bruce Yeany taught physical science for 41 years and has spent the years since filming the demonstrations he built for his classroom. The channel grew to over 320,000 subscribers and 270-plus videos, but everything lived on YouTube. Teachers and parents had no way to get the plans, the worksheets or the reasoning behind each demo.
I built a site around the videos: 73 equipment build plans, each with a free printable PDF; 26 guided experiments with worksheets for three age groups and answer guides; a teacher hub mapped to science standards; and pages for families, museums and partners. Bruce reviews everything educational before it goes up.
Full disclosure: Bruce is family. He got the same process as everyone else, three rounds of edits included.
What I found
- A large, loyal audience with nowhere to go after the video ends
- Decades of plans and lesson notes on paper and in old files
- Videos with no printable plans, worksheets or lesson notes to go with them
- No email list and no way to offer printables later
What I changed
- One page per experiment: build it, try it, and what's going on
- Printable build plans generated from the same source as the web pages
- A teacher hub with a standards map, plus pages for families and museums
- A contact form and media kit for partners, ready for a real domain
What happened next
Live since October 2026 on a free Netlify address while the real domain is chosen. Every new video can now link to a page that teaches the whole lesson.
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