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Push or Pull Force Worksheet – Grade 2 Science

Push or Pull introduces force direction through familiar pictured actions. Students inspect what is happening, decide whether the object is being moved away from the source of force or drawn toward it, and label the image accordingly. The simple two-word response keeps the focus on conceptual classification. Teachers can extend the page with classroom demonstrations in which the same object is first pushed and then pulled, emphasizing that the force depends on the action rather than the object itself.
Year groups
Years 1–5
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Updated Aug 14, 2021

Subject
Physics, Science
Topic
Force and Motion, Push or Pull Worksheets
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This worksheet is a great way for students to label pictures to show if they illustrate examples of push and pull to build their understanding of force.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Differentiate pushing from pulling actions

  • Classify a pictured force by its direction

  • Explain that one object can experience either type of force

Teaching tips

  • Act out one push and one pull before students label the pictures.

  • Ask which direction the object moves relative to the person applying force.

Skills covered

  • Force classification

  • Visual-action interpretation

  • Directional reasoning

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