Forces Vocabulary
Patterns of Motion
Other Forces
Animals & Environments Review
Fun Time
100
A push or a pull
Force
100
Name one pattern of motion
A line, a circle, back and forth
100
This force always pulls us down and keeps us on Earth
Gravity
100
A living thing
Organism
100
This is the youngest 3rd Grade teacher
Mrs. Cross
200
How fast or slow an object moves
Speed
200
When kicking a soccer ball, it moves in this pattern of motion
A line
200
When two forces are equal, they do not cause motion. What do we call this type of force?
Balanced Forces
200
*DAILY DOUBLE*
This is a word that means an animal or plant makes more of their own kind
Reproduce
200
This is who we call when we have a spill
Mr. Mark
300
*DAILY DOUBLE*
Which way an object moves
Direction
300
A windmill moves in this pattern of motion
A circle
300
*DAILY DOUBLE*
Team A is pulling with more force than Team B. What type of forces would these be?
Unbalanced Forces
300
The lionfish is an example of an __________, which is not supposed to be in an area and can damage the native species.
Invasive species
300
Hopkins Elementary School SRO
Officer Bolin
400
A change in the position of an object compared to its surroundings. (It goes from one place to another)
Motion
400
*DAILY DOUBLE*
The amount of force someone uses
Strength
400
A book is resting on a table. What kind of forces must be acting on the book?
Balanced Forces
400
This type of organism eats BOTH plants and animals
Omnivore
400
The person used to teach 4th grade, now you see them each week in specials.
Mr. Brinson
500
An object's location to compared its surroundings.
Position
500
A tetherball is moving in a circle, but the rope is cut, what pattern does it move in now?
A line
500
Describe the two forces acting on this apple
Hand pushing up, gravity pulling down
500
An animals body parts and behaviors that help it survive are called ____________________.
Adaptations
500
What grade did Mrs. Smiley teach before coming to 3rd Grade?
Kindergarten