Let’s look at each box in the worksheet and fill in what goes there.
First, we see three boxes with pictures and sentences to complete:
1. The first box shows a girl pushing a swing.
- The sentence says: “I can identify what force is.”
- Force is a push or a pull that makes something move or stop.
- In this picture, the girl is using her hands to push the swing — that’s a force!
- So, type here:
a push
2. The second box shows a boy swinging on a rope.
- The sentence says: “I can identify what motion is.”
- Motion means moving from one place to another.
- The boy is swinging back and forth — he’s moving!
- So, type here:
moving back and forth
3. The third box shows two kids pulling on a rope (like tug-of-war).
- The sentence says: “I can identify how force and motion work together.”
- When they pull the rope (force), the rope moves (motion).
- So, force causes motion!
- Type here:
pulling the rope makes it move
Now let’s put it all together clearly.
Final Answer:
- First box:
a push
- Second box:
moving back and forth
- Third box:
pulling the rope makes it move
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of force and motion worksheets.
