There's plenty of physics you can teach without calculus. I wish the curriculum here wouldn't start with kinematics. When I did physics without calculus, I was

There's plenty of physics you can teach without calculus. I wish the curriculum here wouldn't start with kinematics. When I did physics without calculus, I was taught forces, force diagrams, torque, pulley systems, buoyancy, work and energy, and some basic electric circuits (including Kirchhoff's Rules). The only bit of kinematic was motion with constant velocity, which doesn't need any calculus.