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\nForce, Work, and Energy for Kids | Types of Energy | Pushing and Pulling Science is cool and fun. Its everything you see all day around yourself, outside, inside your room, in your house, science is everywhere. Science is added as a...\nForce, Work, and Energy for Kids | Types of Energy | Pushing and Pulling Science is cool and fun. Its everything you see all day around yourself, outside, inside your room, in your house, science is everywhere. Science is added as a subject at the very early standards. The basics concepts start from here and then they reach the high standards as the standards increase. At the beginning level, the most basic things that are needed to be taught to the kids are force work and energy. They form the very basics of science and these concepts must be made crystal clear at the beginner level. Let’s start by asking a very simple question. How are we able to move stuff around? The answer is very simple we use energy and force to do all the work that we do. Energy It is the ability to move or do work. Types of energy The most common types of energy are: 1. Chemical energy Chemical energy is responsible for all the chemical reactions happening around, for example, a chemical reaction between baking soda and vinegar is due to chemical energy. 2. Electrical energy Electrical energy enables us to plug in lights, charge our phones and run all the electrical appliances. 3. Light energy Light energy coming from the sun helps plants to grow and lets humans see during day time. 4. Wind energy Wind energy blows around. Force A force is either a push or a pull on an object. It is the energy that we apply on an object to make it move. Push When you move something away from you it is called a push, for example, a mother pushing a stroller on road. Pull When you move something towards you, it is called pull, for example, an airplane pulling a banner at the beach. Gravity pulls you down. So, whenever we do some work we put some energy on it, either we push it away or pull it towards ourselves. That’s a small tutorial on force and energy for kids. You can also watch some more science videos for kids that will also help in teaching your kid better. Subscribe to our channel #TalentedAndGifted #LearnWithKidsAcademy Kids Academy Talented and Gifted Program for kids aged 2-10: ***** Connect with us on : App Store Google Play Our website Facebook Twitter\n
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