🌍 Part 1: Understanding Gravity

1. What is gravity? Circle the best answer:

A type of weather

A force that pulls things down toward Earth

A kind of energy from the sun

Something that only affects heavy objects

2. Fill in the blanks:

Gravity is a ________ that pulls objects toward Earth. The bigger the object, the ________ its gravity. Earth is very big, so it has ________ gravity.

⬇️ Part 2: How Gravity Works

3. Tick all the things that gravity does:

Keeps us on the ground

Makes things fall down

Makes the wind blow

Pulls unsupported objects toward Earth

Makes plants grow

Is always working, even when we can't see it

4. Draw three objects that would fall down if you dropped them:

🤔 Part 3: Thinking About Gravity

5. Match each example with what gravity does:

1. A ball rolling off a table

2. You standing on the playground

3. Rain falling from clouds

4. A book staying on your desk

A. Gravity keeps you on the ground

B. Gravity pulls the ball down

C. Gravity pulls raindrops down

D. Gravity holds the book down

6. Think and Wonder: What would happen if there was no gravity? Write or draw your ideas:

📝 Part 4: Quick Check

7. True or False? Circle your answer:

Gravity only works on heavy objects. TRUE FALSE

Gravity is always pulling things toward Earth. TRUE FALSE

Bigger objects have stronger gravity. TRUE FALSE

8. In your own words, explain what gravity is:

Gravity Force Pulls Down

Gravity Force Pulls Down

🌍 Part 1: Understanding Gravity

⬇️ Part 2: How Gravity Works

🤔 Part 3: Thinking About Gravity

📝 Part 4: Quick Check

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