Grade R science · A.5 · Forces and motion
Faster and slower
A stronger push or pull gives more force and makes objects go faster.
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Kai wonders: Which action will help a toy move faster across the floor?
- A strong push (right)
- No push
- A gentle tap
Luca and Hana are curious. Which will make a toy car roll faster down a ramp?
- No push
- A small kick
- A strong push (right)
Theo gives a soft push to a balloon. How does it move compared to a strong push?
- The same speed
- Faster
- Slower (right)
Tip: A stronger push or pull gives more force and makes objects go faster.
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