Push or Pull?
When you open a door, what force are you using?
What is Pull
Energy makes things happen. What gives you energy to run and play?
What do you use to connect blocks together?
What is glue?
What makes the roller coaster go down the hill?
What is gravity?
What gives us light during the day?
What is the sun?
When you close a drawer, what force are you using?
What is push?
What do you need to turn on a flashlight?
What is a battery?
What shape is super strong for buildings—circle, square, or triangle?
What is triangle?
What helps the coaster stay on the track?
What is wheels?
What moves the blades of a windmill?
What is the wind?
When you use a magnet to bring something closer, what force is that?
What is a pull?
What gives light and heat in the sky?
What is the sun?
What do you call the first small version of something you build?
What is a model?
What helps the coaster stop at the end?
What are brakes?
What do we call it when we use old things to make new things?
What is recycling?
What is a push?
What happens when you run out of energy?
What is you get tired?
What do engineers do to see if their idea works?
What is test it?
If there was no gravity, would the coaster come down?
What is no?
What do plants need to grow?
What is sunlight, water, and air?
When you swing on a swing, is that a push or pull?
What is both
What kind of energy makes a toy car go when you push it?
What is motion energy (or movement)?
What should you draw first before building your coaster?
What is a plan or blueprint?
Gravity pulls everything which direction?
What is down?
What do we call it when we help keep the Earth clean and healthy?
What is taking care of the planet (or sustainability)?