Introduction of the power of force :
Force plays a crucial role in our daily lives. It is the driving force behind all movements, be it a push or a pull. From the movements of our lips and tongue when speaking, to the engines of vehicles, everything around us is a result of force.
Have you ever thought about how plants and flowers move so beautifully in the wind? That’s right, it’s due to the force of air. In the same way, even our own movements such as walking or writing with our hands require the use of force. It is essential to understand the power of force.
Demonstration to the power of force :
Let’s take a look at some of the common power of force movements in our daily life and the forces that cause them to move.
- Hands while writing: The movement of our hands while writing is due to the power of force we apply with our muscles.
- Fans: The movement of fans is due to the energy source, such as electricity, which powers the motor.
- Flowers: The movement of flowers is due to the power of force of air or wind.
- Vehicles: The movement of vehicles is due to the power of force of its engine.
- Walking: Our own movements, such as walking, is due to the power of force we apply on our legs.
- Clouds: Clouds move due to the force of wind.
- Chair: The movement of a chair may be due to a person pushing or pulling it.
- Pencil: The movement of a pencil when writing is due to the power of the force we apply with our hand.
Conclusion of the power of force :
These are just a few examples of how the power of force is used in our daily lives. Encourage your students to think about other movements in their daily routines and the forces that cause them to occur. With this activity, students can gain a better understanding of the importance and use of force in their daily lives.
