Push or Pull worksheet for children to identify actions as push or pull based on images.

Let's solve the "Push or Pull" worksheet step by step. For each picture, we need to determine whether the action shown is a push or a pull.

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Understanding Push and Pull:

- Push: Applying force to move something away from you.
- Pull: Applying force to move something toward you.

Now let’s analyze each image:

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#### Row 1:

1. Wagon with handle (being pushed)
- The person is pushing the wagon forward.
→ Push

2. Hand pressing a button
- The finger is pressing down on a button (moving it inward).
→ Push

3. Horse pulling a carriage
- The horse is pulling the carriage forward using reins.
→ Pull

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#### Row 2:

4. Child on a seesaw
- The child is pushing down on one end of the seesaw to lift the other.
→ Push

5. Man pushing a cart full of items
- He is applying force to move the cart forward.
→ Push

6. Man catching a falling chicken
- He is reaching out and pulling the chicken toward himself.
→ Pull

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#### Row 3:

7. Boat towing a smaller boat
- The larger boat is pulling the smaller boat behind it.
→ Pull

8. Hand opening a door (with arrow showing motion away from hand)
- The hand is pulling the door open (toward itself).
→ Pull

9. Man pushing a wheelbarrow
- He is moving the wheelbarrow forward by pushing it.
→ Push

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✔ Final Answers:

| Picture | Answer |
|--------|--------|
| 1. Wagon | Push |
| 2. Button | Push |
| 3. Horse & carriage | Pull |
| 4. Seesaw | Push |
| 5. Man with cart | Push |
| 6. Catching chicken | Pull |
| 7. Boat towing | Pull |
| 8. Opening door | Pull |
| 9. Wheelbarrow | Push |

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📝 Completed Worksheet:

```
Push or Pull

1. Push
2. Push
3. Pull
4. Push
5. Push
6. Pull
7. Pull
8. Pull
9. Push
```

This activity helps students understand basic physics concepts of forces in everyday situations.