About This Book
"Forces Make Things Move" is a delightful and accessible picture book designed to introduce children aged 3-7 to basic physics concepts. Author Kimberly Brubaker Bradley uses straightforward language and relatable examples to explain what forces are and how they impact movement, or lack thereof. The book covers key ideas like push, pull, gravity, and friction, making complex topics understandable for young minds. Its humorous illustrations keep children engaged, turning a potentially dry subject into an entertaining learning experience. This book is perfect for sparking early scientific curiosity and building foundational vocabulary.
Simple language and humorous illustrations show how forces make things move, prevent them from starting to move, and stop them from moving.
Discussion Prompts
1
Can you think of something you push or pull every day?
2
What would happen if there was no friction when you tried to walk?
3
What are some things that gravity pulls down?
4
What is your favorite way to make something move?
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