Educational worksheet teaching children about sliding, rolling, and static friction through visual examples and practical scenarios.

Worksheet on friction types with images showing roller skates, sliding down a slide, pushing a box, pushing a chair, sledding, and a rolling suitcase, along with a section asking to identify if friction is useful or not useful in various activities.

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A.
- Roller skates: rolling
- Sliding down a slide: sliding
- Pushing a box: sliding
- Pushing a chair: sliding
- Sledging: sliding
- Rolling suitcase: rolling

B.
- brake the car: useful
- ride a bike: useful
- stop sliding: useful
- fly the plane: not useful
- play a slide: not useful
- turn a car to the left: useful
- kick a ball: useful
- stop a trolley: useful

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