🌍 Part 1: Understanding Forces

1. What is a force? Circle the best answer:

A push or pull that can change how objects move

Something that makes noise

A type of energy that creates light

A tool used in science experiments

2. Match each force with its correct description:

1. Gravitational Force

2. Friction Force

3. Magnetic Force

A. Attracts certain objects without touching

B. Pulls objects down towards Earth

C. Resists motion between surfaces

🏃 Part 2: Forces in Everyday Life

3. Tick all the examples where gravitational force is working:

A ball falling to the ground

Rain drops falling from clouds

A magnet picking up paper clips

Leaves falling from trees

A car sliding on ice

4. Fill in the blanks about friction:

Friction is a force that ____________ motion between two surfaces. Rough surfaces like ____________ create more friction than smooth surfaces like ____________. When there is more friction, objects move ____________.

5. Draw three objects that would be attracted to a magnet:

🔬 Part 3: Investigation Results

6. Gravitational Force Investigation - What happened when you dropped the ball?

7. Friction Investigation - Which surface made the toy car travel the shortest distance?

Smooth table

Sandpaper

Carpet

8. Explain why this surface stopped the car quickly:

9. Magnetism Investigation - List the objects that were attracted to the magnet:

🤔 Part 4: Thinking About Forces

10. Predict what would happen if there was no friction on roads. Circle the most likely result:

Cars would stop more easily

Cars would slide and be difficult to control

Cars would go slower

Nothing would change

11. Extension Challenge: How would adding weight to a toy car change how far it slides on different surfaces?

12. Draw a diagram showing all three forces acting in your classroom:

13. Why are forces important in everyday life? Give two examples:

Example 1: ________________________________________________

Example 2: ________________________________________________

⭐ Part 5: Reflection

14. What was the most interesting thing you learned about forces today?

15. Which investigation did you enjoy most and why?

Exploring Forces in Action

Exploring Forces in Action

🌍 Part 1: Understanding Forces

🏃 Part 2: Forces in Everyday Life

🔬 Part 3: Investigation Results

🤔 Part 4: Thinking About Forces

⭐ Part 5: Reflection

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