Newton’s 1st Law, A book sits on a table and doesn’t move, A soccer ball stays still until kicked, A hockey puck slides on ice and keeps going, You keep moving forward when a car stops suddenly, A backpack stays on the floor unless picked up, A person standing still remains still, A coin stays at rest until flicked, A ball in space keeps moving forever, A car slows down due to friction, A ball rolls and gradually stops, A skateboard suddenly stops and rider flies forward, A book slides farther on ice than carpet, Newton’s 2nd Law, A heavier cart is harder to push than a light one, Kicking a ball harder makes it go faster, A small car accelerates faster than a truck with the same force, A bowling ball requires more force to move than a tennis ball, A loaded shopping cart moves slower than an empty one, A car speeds up faster when you press the gas more, Two objects pushed equally—lighter one moves more, A rocket accelerates as thrust increases, A heavy truck takes longer to speed up, A tennis ball and bowling ball are pushed with same force, A swimmer speeds up by pushing harder, Newton’s 3rd Law, A balloon flies forward as air rushes out backward, A swimmer pushes water back and moves forward, Jumping off a boat makes the boat move backward, A gun recoils when fired, Walking: your foot pushes ground, ground pushes you, A bird pushes air down to fly up, A person jumps and the Earth “pushes back”, A hammer hits a nail and the nail pushes back, A person pushes a wall and nothing moves, A rocket launches into space, A person leans on a table and feels support, Not a Law, Gravity is pulling it down, It just moves because it has energy, It stops because it ran out of force, Objects naturally slow down on their own, Heavier objects fall faster

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