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Move It! Read Aloud  \n2.  Force and Motion Vocabulary  \nPractice \\#1:  \nWhat is force?  \nThink back to the video.  \n● A Push moves an object away  \n● A Pull moves an object closer  \nA force is a push or a pull on an object.  \nWhich picture shows a pull?  \nWhich picture shows a push?  \nPractice \\#1:  \nThis is a push This is a pull  \nPractice \\#2:  \nWhat is motion?  \nA motion is when an object or person moves from one location to another.  \nThink back to the video.  \n● You use force to move your body.  \n● You use force to move objects.  \nCan you find more than one way the children are using force to move their bodies or objects?  \nPractice \\#2:  \nWhat is motion?  \nThe boy is pushing the girl on the swing  \nThe boy is pushing the merry-go-round  \nThe boy is pushing down on the pogo  \nstick with his feet  \nPractice \\#3:  \nWhat is gravity?  \nIf you throw something in the air, it will fall back down. 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