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    This document discusses different types of forces including push, pull, and twist. It provides examples of everyday tasks that involve applying these forces, such as combing hair, brushing teeth, writing, and turning on a tap. The document also contains exercises for students to identify forces, with examples like placing a balloon on water, pushing it down, and letting it float back up due to upthrust. Another exercise asks students to identify things that can be pushed or pulled in the classroom.

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    This document discusses different types of forces including push, pull, and twist. It provides examples of everyday tasks that involve applying these forces, such as combing hair, brushing teeth, writing, and turning on a tap. The document also contains exercises for students to identify forces, with examples like placing a balloon on water, pushing it down, and letting it float back up due to upthrust. Another exercise asks students to identify things that can be pushed or pulled in the classroom.

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    Forces - Push, Pull or Twist: Name Date

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    Liidia_g
    This document discusses different types of forces including push, pull, and twist. It provides examples of everyday tasks that involve applying these forces, such as combing hair, brushing teeth, writing, and turning on a tap. The document also contains exercises for students to identify forces, with examples like placing a balloon on water, pushing it down, and letting it float back up due to upthrust. Another exercise asks students to identify things that can be pushed or pulled in the classroom.

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    Name………………………………………… Date…………………………………

    Forces - Push, Pull or Twist

    Produced by Bev Evans, 2006


    Name………………………………………… Date…………………………………

    Forces - Push, Pull or Twist

    comb hair

    brush teeth

    write

    sharpen a
    pencil

    turn on tap

    put on
    trousers

    Produced by Bev Evans, 2006


    Name………………………………………… Date…………………………………

    Forces

    We put the _________

    in a tank of________.

    It _________ on the

    surface of the water.

    When the balloon was

    ________ down it did

    not move because the

    __________ kept it

    on the water’s surface.

    Wordbank

    upthrust balloon pushed floated water

    Produced by Bev Evans, 2006


    Name………………………………………… Date…………………………………

    Forces – Push or Pull

    off

    Things in class we push

    Thing in class we pull

    Produced by Bev Evans, 2006

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