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Changing Movement by Force
This resource from Teachers TV shows Key Stage One children how the shape of an object can be changed with pushing, pulling, stretching and kneading, with this everyday example that can be practised in class. Chef Eric demonstrates how he makes pizzas with dough, as he pushes and pulls it to make different shapes.
This lesson starter gives primary children a real-life context, showing the different forces a chef uses when making dough. A question is posed at the end for discussion: what forces were used to make the pizza dough?
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