Force and Motion Worksheets: Mass Dynamics for Kids - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to figure out what each item is and how it relates to “Force and Motion.”

We’re looking at six pictures. Each one shows something that moves or helps move things — which means force is involved. Force is just a push or a pull. Motion is when something changes its position — like moving from here to there.

Let’s look at each picture:

1. Stroller – You push it to make it roll forward. So, the force is a *push*, and the motion is *rolling*.
2. Bicycle – You pedal (which pushes the chain) and steer. The force comes from your legs pushing pedals, and the bike moves forward — so motion is *riding* or *pedaling*.
3. Ox pulling cart – The ox pulls the cart with its strength. That’s a *pull* force, and the motion is *pulling* or *dragging* the cart.
4. Motorcycle – It has an engine that makes it go fast. The force comes from the engine turning the wheels, and the motion is *driving* or *zooming*.
5. Rake – You use it to gather leaves. You pull it toward you — so force is a *pull*, and motion is *raking*.
6. Pushpin – You press it into a board. That’s a *push* force, and the motion is *sticking* or *piercing*.

Now, under each picture, we need to write what kind of force is used (push or pull) and maybe what motion happens. But since the worksheet says “Enter Text” and doesn’t specify exactly what to write, let’s assume we are labeling each object with the main type of force needed to make it work.

So for each:

- Stroller → Push
- Bicycle → Push (you push pedals)
- Ox cart → Pull
- Motorcycle → Push (engine pushes wheels)
- Rake → Pull
- Pushpin → Push

Wait — let’s double-check:

- For bicycle: technically, you push down on pedals, but sometimes people say “pedal” as the action. But force-wise, it’s still a push.
- For rake: yes, you pull it across the ground.
- For pushpin: definitely a push — you press it in.

All seem correct.

Final Answer:
Under each box, write:

Top row (left to right):
Push
Push
Pull

Bottom row (left to right):
Push
Pull
Push