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Science

Lesson 1&2
Learning Intention:
We are learning about force.

Learning Intention:
I will be successful if I can
⮚ Identifying and describing the effects of pull and push
movements on the objects.
 Identify and tell pull and push movements of the objects.
Key competencies:
Making meaning:
▪ Demonstrate active listening and viewing skills and
strategies.
Push and pull

❑ Moving a thing away from

you is a push.

❑ Moving a thing towards you

is a pull.
Is it a push or a pull

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Science

Lesson 3
Effects of
Force
1. Move a stationary object: If a force is applied to
an object at rest, it can make the object start moving.
For example, pushing a stationary car can make it
move.

2. Stop a moving object: A force can also be used to


stop a moving object. For instance, applying brakes to
a bicycle or a car can slow it down and eventually
bring it to a stop.
Effects of
Force
3. Change the speed of a moving object: When a
force is applied to a moving object, it can either speed it
up or slow it down. For example, pushing a swing can
make it go faster while applying a braking force to a
bicycle can make it slow down.

4. Change the direction of a moving object: By


applying a force at an angle to the direction of motion of
an object, you can change its path or direction. For
instance, kicking a soccer ball in a different direction can
change its course.
Effects of
Force
5. Change the shape and size of an object: Forces
can cause objects to deform or change their shape and
size. For example, squeezing a soft ball can change its
shape temporarily.
Find out how the idea about forces can
help us explain what is happening in
Squeezing Taking turn on a Kicking
lemon bike football

Kneading Catching a Applying parking


dough ball brake

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