A classic (quirky) electronics textbook teaches basic electronics with analogies from high-school physics (mechanics and acoustics).
Dynamical Analogies, by Harry Olson: https://archive.org/details/DynamicalAnalogies
It's in the public domain. I love it so much I had it printed and bound.
The book is based on lectures given in the 1930s & the math is nothing like what we use now. I can't follow a lot of it. But the tables are intuitive & the explanations are very clear.