Pushing a Car, Pulling a Wagon: Fill the Gap

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Push and pull forces are how we move things.

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Push and pull forces are how we move things! When you push a toy car, you are using a push force to make it go forward. If you pull a wagon, you are using a pull force to bring it closer to you. Both forces help us move objects in different ways!

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Which word goes in the blank? “If you pull a wagon, you are using a pull force to bring it _____ to you.”

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Which word goes in the blank? “Push and _____ forces are how we move things!”

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