Everyday Forces
What kinds of forces can we observe around us?
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Gravity 
Friction
Push or Pull
Magnets
Gravity is the invisible force that holds us down to the ground.
Gravity pulls us back down to earth (without touching us) when we jump up in the air.
Gravity is a non-contact force. Defining Gravity, by Crash Course Kids force.
Magnets are made of nickel, iron, and cobalt.
Magnetic force pulls other magnets toward them, or pushes other magnets away from them without touching.
Magnetic force is a non-contact force.
Some examples of pushing forces in every day life...
Some examples of pulling forces in everyday life...
Pushes and pulls are contact forces. We have to touch something to push or pull. Force and Motion Bill Nye Clip, by Megan Early pull.
Friction forces slow down motion, and also create heat energy.
Some examples of Friction forces in everyday life...
Friction is a contact force. Friction is a rubbing force between two objects that are touching each other. Pushing and Pulling: Force, Work, & Energy, by learning junction other.
Pulling open a door.
Pulling a wagon.
Pushing a grocery cart.
Pedaling to ride a bike.
The brakes on a car stopping the wheels from turning.
Putting your feet down on the ground to stop your bike from rolling.
The warmth created by rubbing your hands together.