Forces
What causes apples to fall down from trees?
Gravity
What is the opposite of up?
Down
What are five things that are solid?
desk, apple, chair, door, banana, etc
Is fabric flexible? Yes or no
Yes, it is flexible.
Balls bounce. Balls are common in sports. What are three sports with balls?
Down
Which situation has more friction: sliding ice across the table or sliding a rubber shoe across the floor?
A boat does this motion when it is in the water
What is the transition from liquid to solid called?
Freezing
What are three things made out of plastic?
water bottle, pen, cup, credit card, sunglasses, etc
This happens when two magnets come close and then they push away from each other
repel
Tell me an example of push and pull.
Is it a correct example?
wheels
What are five things that are liquid?
milk, water, juice, tea, coffee, etc
This is a property. You can see through the object completely (for example, a window)
Transparent
Sometimes two pieces of metal stick together and it's difficult to separate them. What is this force called?
Magnetism
You can do this motion with slime or with your muscles: they become longer but don’t break.
stretch
What is the transition from gas to liquid called?
condensation
This property has very little texture. Objects can slide across it with little friction. It is the opposite of rough.
Smooth
Write as many properties of matter as possible! 50 points for each one!
50 points for each one
This is common on playgrounds. You climb up a ladder, sit down at the top, then you ____ down.
slide
This motion is a fast rotation around a central axis (Earth does it)
spin
What are three things that are gas?
air, steam, oxygen, carbon dioxide, helium, etc
What are four things made out of wood?
tree, pencil, bed, piano, chair, desk, table, etc
Write as many forces/motions as possible! You get 50 point for each one!
50 points for each one