Grade 3 science worksheet on contact and non-contact forces with illustrated examples and questions.

A Grade 3 science worksheet titled "Contact or non-contact?" from K5 Learning, featuring examples of forces like gravity, static electricity, and magnetism with illustrations and space to write answers.

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- Gravity pulling you toward Earth: non-contact
- Hitting a ball with a bat: contact
- Static electricity pulling up your hair: non-contact
- Two magnets repelling each other: non-contact
- Pedaling a bicycle: contact
- Pulling a door open: contact

If you blow on balloons and they move, is that a contact or non-contact force?
Contact — the air molecules from your breath physically touch the balloon to move it.

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