Govind Jee Singh
*"A colorful chart for 6-year-olds titled 'Forces Around Us!' Show: A child pushing a toy car (PUSH) , A kid pulling a wagon (PULL) , An apple falling (GRAVITY) , Shoes gripping the ground (FRICTION) , Magnets sticking to a fridge. Cartoon style , happy faces , bright colors!"* Tips Use bold colors and large text for readability. Add stickers/emojis (e.g. , π for push , 𧲠for magnets). Print it out or project it on a screen for class presentations! ,
create a chart for 6 year old easy to draw explaining different forces and it s uses 1. Push What It Is: Moving something away from you. Example: ποΈ Pushing a toy car. Use: Opening a door or sliding a chair. Visual: Drawing of a child pushing a swing. 2. Pull What It Is: Bringing something toward you. Example: π Pulling a wagon. Use: Closing a drawer or flying a kite. Visual: Drawing of a child pulling a rope. 3. Gravity What It Is: A force that pulls things down to Earth. Example: π An apple falling from a tree. Use: Keeps us on the ground so we donβt float away! Visual: Simple Earth with arrows pointing downward. 4. Friction What It Is: Slows things down when they rub together. Example: π Bike brakes stopping wheels. Use: Helps us walk without slipping. Visual: Shoes gripping the ground (textured lines). 5. Magnetic Force What It Is: Pulls metal objects (like iron). Example: οΏ½ fridge magnet holding a drawing. Use: Toys stick to magnets! Visual: Magnet attracting paperclips. Design Tips: Use bright colors (e.g. , red for push , blue for pull). Add arrows to show direction (β for push , β for pull). Include simple icons (e.g. , ποΈ , π) for visual learners. Keep text short and in large , readable fonts. ,