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12 - Ways Things Move

The document discusses different types of motion that living and non-living things can exhibit. It describes motions like falling, rolling, flying, sliding, bouncing and pouring. It then presents an activity where children can observe different motions at a playground and compare their own motions to how a ball can move.

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12 - Ways Things Move

The document discusses different types of motion that living and non-living things can exhibit. It describes motions like falling, rolling, flying, sliding, bouncing and pouring. It then presents an activity where children can observe different motions at a playground and compare their own motions to how a ball can move.

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  • Moving Things: This section explores different ways objects can move, such as bouncing, rolling, and sliding, through observation and activities.
  • Moving Things (Continued): Continuation of the exploration of motion in objects, providing further diagrams and exercises for understanding different types of movement.

Observations

Moving things ✩
Living things can move by themselves. Things that are not alive move in
different ways. Some things fall; some things roll; some things fly; some
things slide; some things bounce; and some things pour.

Science activity
Draw a line joining each picture to the word that describes how it is moving.

bounce roll
slide
fly

fall

pour

Science exploration
Observe and record how things move at a
playground. Try moving in different ways.
Can a ball move in some of the ways you do?

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Observations
Moving things ✩ 3
Living things can move by themselves. Things that are not alive move in
different ways. Some things fall; some things roll; some things fly; some
things slide; some things bounce; and some things pour.

Science activity
Draw a line joining each picture to the word that describes how it is moving.

bounce roll
slide
fly

fall

pour

Science exploration
This activity lets the child observe different types of motion. The
child might skip, jump, run, rock back and forth, or walk in a
zigzag motion. The playground is an excellent place to observe
motion. Ask the child if these motions are pushes or pulls.

This activity lets the child observe different types of


motion. The child might
© Dorling skip,Limited
Kindersley jump,[2010]run, rock back
and forth, or walk in a zigzag motion. The playground

✩ 31 Moving things Observations Living things can move by themselves. Things that are not alive move in different ways. So
3 This activity lets the child observe different types of motion. The child might skip, jump, run, rock back and forth, or wa

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