Types of Movement and Forces

The video tutorial introduces children to various types of movements, including push, pull, climbing, jumping, sliding, bouncing, swinging, spinning, and seesaw. Each movement is explained with relatable examples, such as toy cars for push and pull, and skipping ropes for jumping. The tutorial encourages children to understand these movements through everyday activities and invites them to take a quiz to reinforce their learning. Additional resources are mentioned for further exploration of math, English, and science topics.

What happens when you apply force to move a toy car away from you?

• The car pushes away from you.

• The car stays still.

• The car pulls towards you.

• The car moves in circles.

How do you open a door when 'push' is written on it?

• Apply force towards you.

• Lift the door upwards.

• Apply force away from you.

• Slide the door sideways.

What is the correct action to open a car door from the inside?

• Pull the door.

• Lift the door.

• Push the door.

• Slide the door.

What is climbing?

• Moving downwards using hands or feet.

• Moving upwards using hands or feet.

• Sliding down a slope.

• Jumping in place.

What movement is involved when playing with a skipping rope?

• Spinning

• Jumping

• Bouncing

• Sliding

What is sliding?

• Jumping up and down.

• Pulling something towards you.

• Moving something along a smooth surface.

• Spinning in circles.

What happens when you throw a ball on the ground and it comes back up?

• It slides.

• It swings.

• It bounces.

• It spins.

What is the movement of a swing?

• Bouncing

• Sliding

• Swinging

• Spinning

What is the movement of a pendulum in a clock?

• Swinging

• Spinning

• Sliding

• Bouncing

What happens on a seesaw when one kid goes down?

• The other kid goes down too.

• The other kid goes up.

• Both kids stay still.

• The seesaw spins.