Magnetism
Contact forces
Newton's Law
Frictional Force
Push and Pull
Non-Contact Forces
Balanced and Unbalanced forces
100

a force because it pulls or pushes objects if they are made of a magnetic material

Magnetism

100

force used to move an object using our muscles

Muscular Force

100

An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted on by an external force

Newton's First Law
100

A force that makes it harder to slide objects across each other

Friction

100

Kicking a soccer ball is a what kind of force

Push force

100

Examples of this force are gravity, electrostatic, and magnetism

Non-Contact Force

100

You jump from the top of the play structure on the recess yard

Unbalanced

200

is an invisible force that happens when magnets either attract or repel each othe

Magnetism

200

force made by a compressed or stretched spring upon any object that is attached to it.

Spring Force

200

The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on the object, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object.

Newton's Second Law

200

The frictional force that keeps an objects still

Static Friction

200

Opening a door is what kind of force

Pull force

200

electrical charges move from one object to another, they can cause static electricity

Static electricity 

200

happens when 2 equal forces act on an object in opposite directions.

Balanced force

300

Have a north and south pole

Magnets

300

When bicycle brake pads squeeze a bike tire to stop it, it is which force in action

Frictional Force

300

A person pushing a shopping cart will need to exert more force to accelerate a heavily loaded cart than a lightly loaded cart

Newton's second Law

300

The frictional force that slows the movement of two surfaces that slide against one another

Sliding Friction

300

Definition of a Push force

A push force happens when a force moves an object away.

300

Everything is made up of tiny particles that are too small to be seen. These tiny particles can have an electrical charge, either positive or negative. When two particles are the same, they repel (push away) each other. If they are opposite, they attract (pull towards) each other

Electrostatic Force

300

a force that changes the position, speed, or direction of an object to which the force is applied.

Unbalanced force

400

Repel

400

A force that touches an object to move it

Contact Force

400

A person sitting in a chair will remain sitting in the chair until acted upon by a force (such as someone pushing them out of the chair).

Newton's first law

400

The frictional force that slows the movement when an on object rolls over it

Rolling Friction

400

Definition of a pull force

happens when a force brings an object closer.

400

force acts on an object without touching it.

Non- Contact force

400

You’re trying to figure out if you or your teacher is stronger. So you do an arm wrestle but both of your hands don’t move.

Balanced forces

500

Attract

500

Springs will have more force when they are compressed further. As you compress the spring further, it gets more ____.

Potential Energy

500

for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

Newton's Third Law

500
A person going down a slide at a playground

Sliding Friction 

500

Going down a slide is a ____ Force

Pulling force

500

A ball comes back down to the Earth because of

Gravity

500

When 2 equal forces are applied on an object in opposite directions, the net force is

Balanced Force

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