Forces and Motion Worksheets for Grade 1

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Free Printable Forces and Motion Worksheets for Grade 1

Explore our Forces and Motion Worksheets for Grade 1 to help children understand that pushes and pulls are forces that can make objects move, stop, speed up, slow down, or change direction.

Grade 1 children can explore force and motion through familiar examples such as pushing a toy car, pulling a wagon, kicking a ball, opening a door, and riding a bicycle. With the help of these Picture-based worksheets children learn and understand these concepts easily.

Children can also go through our Simple Machines Worksheets to understand how a machine works in moving an object and how it makes our work easier in everyday life.

moving and still objects worksheet
Circle whether object is moving or still

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Children can identify pushes and pulls, describe how objects move, explore the effects of forces, and connect science ideas with everyday experiences. These worksheets are useful for Grade 1 science lessons, homework, homeschool learning, and introductory STEM activities.


What’s included in the worksheets:

  • Push or Pull? – Identify whether an object is being pushed or pulled.
  • Moving or Still? – Decide whether an object is moving or not moving.
  • Fast or Slow? – Compare the speed of moving objects.
  • Everyday Forces – Find examples of forces in familiar activities.
  • Change Motion – Identify how a push or pull changes an object’s movement.
  • Push and Pull Worksheets – Identify examples of pushing objects and Pulling objects.
  • True or False – Identify the statement if it is true or false regarding the Push/Pull action.

Learning Objectives

After completing these worksheets, children will be able to:

  • Understanding force as a push or pull
  • Identifying pushes
  • Identifying pulls
  • Identifying moving objects
  • Recognizing objects that are still
  • Comparing fast and slow motion
  • Understanding that forces can change motion
  • Observing cause and effect

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