A toy car does not move or turn on a table. How would you describe its state of motion?

Lito gives a ball lying on the floor a gentle kick along the floor. What change should he expect?

A ball moves right toward Ana's hands. In which direction must her hands push to stop its rightward motion?

While a ball continues rolling, Mara gently applies force against its motion. What happens to its speed?

A rolling ball receives forward pushes stronger than the forces slowing it. What happens to its speed?

What must change when Ana sends an incoming volleyball toward a teammate standing to her side?

A ball rolls away from Bea. She keeps pushing it toward herself, even after it stops. What happens next?

Nena draws the ends of a rubber band apart without breaking it. What happens to its length?

What usually happens after Jun gently stretches a rubber band and releases it?

Rosa presses a ball of modeling clay between a palm and the table. How will the clay usually change?

Paolo brings the ends of a clay strip toward each other to form a U. What action is he using?

Ella holds both ends of a clay rope and rotates them in opposite directions. What action is she using?

Aling Nena moves dough back and forth under both palms on a table to form a rope. What action is this?

A flat sheet of paper is pressed into a compact ball. What property mainly changes?

Identical toy cars receive different forward forces for the same time on the same floor. Which car should gain more speed?

Identical carts have the same wheels and floor surface. One is empty; one carries books. Which usually needs more force to start?

Equal hand pressure is applied to modeling clay and a wooden block. Which prediction is most likely?

Learners plan to bend classroom materials sharply. Which object is most likely to break?

Before handling clay, learners say what they think will happen when they press it. What science skill are they practicing?

Could the crate be moving left while the shown force acts to the right?