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a change in the path of a moving object change of direction a change in the path of a moving object

a change in direction, speed, or position of a moving object change of motion a change in direction, speed, or position of a moving object

direction terms describe where the object is moving right, left, north, south, east, west, forward, backward, up, down

force a push or pull on something A force is needed to change the motion of something.

a force due to rubbing It can change the way things move. friction a force due to rubbing It can change the way things move.

distance the measurement of how far an object moved from one point to another or how far apart objects are from one another

a force where one object pulls on another object. gravity a force where one object pulls on another object.

a metric unit used to measure distance 1 km = 100 meters kilometer a metric unit used to measure distance 1 km = 100 meters

the amount of matter in a substance or an object mass the amount of matter in a substance or an object

meter a metric unit used to measure length or distance 1 meter = 100 centimeters

any changing of position of an object motion any changing of position of an object

roll, hop, jump, skip, bounce, fly, walk, slide motion terms roll, hop, jump, skip, bounce, fly, walk, slide

position the way in which something is placed or arranged Ex: away, toward, above, below, behind, between, through

a force or effort that moves something toward the force pull a force or effort that moves something toward the force

a force or effort that moves something away from the force push a force or effort that moves something away from the force

speed the measurement of how fast an object travels from one point to another

fast, faster, fastest speeding up, slow, slower, slowest, slowing down speed terms fast, faster, fastest speeding up, slow, slower, slowest, slowing down

a period during which something takes place time a period during which something takes place Time is measured in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years.

the measurement of the force of gravity on the mass of an object weight the measurement of the force of gravity on the mass of an object

simple machine A simple machine makes it easier to push, pull, lift, or lower objects.