Push and Pull Activities for Kindergarten

Immerse your kindergarten students in the exciting world of forces and motion with our comprehensive Push and Pull Activities for Kindergarten worksheet. Packed with interactive and educational resources, this worksheet introduces young learners to the concepts of pushing and pulling through engaging activities, experiments, and informative readers. Perfect for both classroom and homeschool settings, this resource sparks curiosity and facilitates a deeper understanding of basic physics.

Usage: Tailored for kindergarten students, this worksheet is designed to make learning about forces and motion accessible and enjoyable. Teachers and parents seeking a holistic resource for introducing physics concepts will find this activity-packed worksheet valuable for hands-on learning experiences.

Activity: Explore an array of hands-on activities, including What Can I Push and Pull Activity Readers, Bubble Maps for categorization, Picture Sorting, Scavenger Hunt Recording Sheet, Venn Diagrams, Magnets Exploration, Drawing Exercises, Types of Forces exploration, Newton’s Laws of Motion, and various experiments. Each activity contributes to the development of foundational knowledge in physics, making it an engaging supplement to the curriculum.

Tools Needed:  Drawing materials (pencils, crayons, markers), scissors, glue, and coloring materials.

Page Size: 8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

• Print the worksheets to ensure each student has their own copy.
• Utilize drawing materials for the Draw Pull and Push Force activity.
• Explore the Push and Pull Bubble Maps for categorization and understanding.
• Engage in Picture Sorting and Scavenger Hunt Recording Sheet for interactive learning.
• Use magnets for hands-on exploration of the Push & Pull Magnets activity.
• Follow instructions for experiments like Car Speed, Friction Marble, and Pulling Objects, recording observations and findings on the provided sheets.
• Encourage discussions and use the provided Word Search as a fun way to reinforce vocabulary.