Force, A push or a pull that can make something move or stop., Motion, A change in position; when something is moving., Friction, A force that slows things down when they rub against each other., Gravity, A force that pulls objects toward each other, like how Earth pulls us down., Acceleration, When something speeds up, slows down, or changes direction., Inertia, The idea that objects want to keep doing what they’re already doing—moving or staying still., Mass, The amount of matter in something; how much 'stuff' it’s made of., Position, The place where something is., Direction, The path something is moving in, like up, down, left, or right., Speed, How fast something is moving., Net Force, The total force acting on an object after all pushes and pulls are added together., Air Resistance (Drag), A type of friction that slows things down as they move through the air., Energy, The ability to do work or make things move., Momentum, How much motion something has, based on its mass and speed., Kinetic Energy, The energy something has while it’s moving., Potential Energy, Stored energy something has because of its position or condition., Velocity, How fast something is moving and in what direction., Balanced force, Equal forces working against each other. They do not cause movement., Unbalanced force, Unequal forces that make something move or change direction., Newton’s First Law, An object will stay still or keep moving unless a force makes it change. (Law of Inertia).

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