Types of Forces
Chain Reaction Machines
Identifying Forces
Words To Know
100

A force used to move an object away from oneself.

What is a push?

100

This means that an object is at rest.

What is a balanced force?

100

My hair is sticking straight up.

What is an example of static electricity?

100

Two magnets move away from each other. 

What is repel?
200

A force that pulls things down.

What is gravity?

200

This means that one or both objects move, slow down, or get faster.

What is an unbalanced force?

200

A skydiver is falling slowly down to the ground.

What is an example of air resistance or gravity?

200

Two magnets stick together.

What is attract?

300

A force that pulls magnets and metals together.

What is magnetism?

300

This happens when an object slows down until it comes to a stop.

What is friction?

300

A child is swinging. 

What is an example of a push or pull?

300

A tool used to measure the amount of force to lift an object.

What is a spring scale?

400

A force that is created whenever two surfaces move or try to move across each other.

What is friction?

400

A force that that moves an object without touching it.

What is a noncontact force?

400

There are letters on a refrigerator. 

What is an example of magnetism?

400

A form of friction that slows the motion of an object.

What is air resistance?

500

An electric charge that collects on an an object. 

What is static electricity?

500

Add carpet to the surface of a ramp.

What causes a car to slow down on a ramp?

500

A dog bites the tail of another dog to stop it from moving.

What is an example of a pull?

500

The steps are 1. Identify Need or Problem 2. Research and Brainstorm 3. Choose the Best Ideas 4. Construct Prototype 5. Test and Evaluate 6. Communicate 7. Redesign

What are the steps to the engineering design cycle?
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