Non-contact forces
Name two non-contact forces.
Gravity, magnetism, and electrostatic force.
Pressing a button is an example of...
pushing.
Where do you live?
I live in ____.
What is a window made of?
A window is made of glass.
Yesterday we stayed at home. We didn't go...
anywhere.
Say an example of electrostatic force.
For example, rubbing a balloon on your head makes your hair stand up by itself.
Stretching a rubber is an example of...
pulling.
How old are you?
I am __ years old.
What are tables made of?
Tables are made of wood.
Can ____ here play the piano?
anyone
What does a magnet do?
A magnet attracts metal.
Say the definition of a contact force.
A force that requires things to touch.
How many rooms are there in your house?
There are __ rooms in my house.
What is jewelry made of?
Jewelry is made of gold, silver, metal.
____ is knocking at the door. Can you open it?
Someone
Why do astronauts float in space but not on Earth?
Because there is gravity on Earth, but there isn't gravity in Space.
Say five things a force can make things do.
Move, stop, change direction, go slower, go faster, change shape, break.
What is your favorite hobby?
My favorite hobby is ____.
What is a trumpet made of?
A trumpet is made of brass.
I want to live ____ calm and beautiful.
somewhere
Why is the force of gravity stronger on the Earth than on the moon?
Because the Earth is bigger and heavier than the moon.
Pulling is when you move something (towards/away) from you, and pushing is when you move something (towards/away) from you.
pulling = towards, pushing = away
How often do you do your favorite hobby?
What are erasers, hair elastics, and rainboots made of?
They are made of rubber.
I'm so bored! There's ____ to do!
nothing