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Forces and magnetism flashcards with balanced forces, friction, and magnetic poles for Grade 3.
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This 13-card set covers basic physics concepts for third graders: motion, forces, balanced and unbalanced forces, friction, and magnetism. It includes terms like magnetic poles, examples of forces in action (kicking a ball, pulling a wagon), and the properties of magnetic and nonmagnetic materials. Use it for science vocabulary review or as a study aid during a forces and motion unit.

Subject:
Science
Topic:
Physics
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated September 2025

Terms in This Set

  • Motion
  • A force
  • Kicking a ball
  • Pulling a wagon
  • Balanced Forces
  • Unbalanced Forces
  • Friction
  • Magnetism
  • Magnets have what kind of poles?
  • Same poles
  • Opposite Poles
  • Only some metals are magnetic
  • Nonmetals are not magnetic

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