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Understanding Natural Forces: Gravity, Motion, and Comical Moments

Explore the intriguing world of natural forces with a focus on gravity and its effects on everyday life. This theme uncovers how gravity keeps objects grounded and prevents them from floating away. With fun comical elements like dressing in silly costumes, we examine the interplay of forces such as resistance and acceleration. From calculating elevation changes to understanding the importance of releasing tension, this journey through the laws of nature highlights the balance between forces and our environment, making science engaging and relatable.

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Understanding Natural Forces: Gravity, Motion, and Comical Moments

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  1. Unit 6: Living With Natural Forces Theme 11: What Goes Up Must Come Down http://www.spectrumballoons.com/pictures/balloon2.jpg

  2. comical- something that is funny http://images.celebrateexpress.com/mgen/merchandiser/3150.jpg When you dress in a chicken suit, you are trying to be comical.

  3. force- a group of people working together; a power such as gravity http://misskmaas.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/0199210896-centrifugal-force-1.jpg One must use force to pull a heavier object towards him.

  4. gravity-the natural force that draws objects toward the center of Earth. http://www.icteachers.co.uk/children/sats/images/gravity.gif Gravity is what keeps things from floating away from Earth.

  5. resist– to hold off or refuse to give in http://janhoran.com/images/LPM%20Magnets.jpg Magnets resist each other when they have polar opposites.

  6. waver- to show doubt or uncertainty http://www.hunuwan.com/WAVE1.jpg When you don’t know how to surf, you would waver the idea of riding this wave.

  7. release- to set something free http://media.photobucket.com/image/release/uiwmcblog/rabbit_release_jessa.jpg This bunny can be released back into the wild to live a carefree life.

  8. brief- something that does not last very long or has few words http://www.showstudio.com/projects/24hrs/img/statements.jpg This statement is brief and to the point.

  9. calculate-to find than answer by using arithmetic http://img.brothersoft.com/screenshots/softimage/q/quick_calculate-199235-1229482355.jpeg A calculator may be used to calculate math equations.

  10. elevation- an increase or rise in http://daily.sightline.org/images/blog-2009-q4/gas%20price%20changes.gif/image_preview] Government monitors the elevation and decline in gasoline prices.

  11. accelerate- to go someplace quickly http://www.redrider.us/Speedometer.jpg Police do not advise drivers to accelerate past the speed limit when driving.

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