Push
Pull
Friction
Gravity
Magnetism
100
What is the definition of a push?
Any action that moves an object away from you.
100

What is the definition of pull?

An action that moves an object closer to you.

100
Define friction
When two objects rub against one another.  This rubbing causes an object to not slip as much.
100
What is gravity?
A force that pulls you toward an object.
100
What is a magnet attacted to?
Iron and nickel 
200
Give an example of a push.
Hitting, kicking, blowing, sliding, etc.
200
Give an example of a pull.
Grabbing a pencil, taking a coat off the hook, picking up a paper, etc.
200
Give an example of friction
Going down a slide, walking on carpet, rubbing your hands together, etc.
200
Do all objects have gravity?
Yes they do.  The larger the object the more gravity it posses.
200
What are the name of the poles on a magnet?
North and south
300
Name things that can push an object.
The wind, a wave, a person, etc.
300
Name things that can pull an object.
A magnet, our hands, gravity, etc.
300
What would happen if your shoes did not have any friction?
You would slip and land on the floor.
300
Give examples of gravity at work.
Rain falling, a pencil dropping, etc.
300
What happens when opposite poles of a magnet are placed next to each other?
They pull together
400
Give an example of a push force happening in the classroom.
Air conditioner, stapling a paper, pushing a chair in, plugging in your headphones, etc.
400
Give an example of a pull happening at school.
Tug of war with the 5th and 6th graders, grabbing a ball at recess, etc.
400
How could you increase the friction on a pair of shoes so that you could walk on ice?
Put spikes on the bottom of them, make the bottoms have more ridges, etc.
400
What happens when the same poles of a magnet are put together?
They push against each other
500

Can a magnet push an object?  How?

A magnet can push another magnet if opposite poles are facing one another.

500
How does the Earth pull you?
The Earth has gravity which pulls all objects down to the Earth's center.
500
Can friction keep gravity from pulling you down?  Explain why or why not.
Yes friction can keep you from falling down if you are wearing materials that rub against other materials to keep you up.
500
What do you call the force of a magnet?
Its magnetic field
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