Bendy vs. stiff objects: Real-world examples for Grade 1.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 📏 Bendy Objects: These are things that can change shape when you push or pull them. Think of a rubber band or a piece of cloth.
• 🧱 Stiff Objects: These things keep their shape even when you push or pull them. Like a rock or a wooden block.
• 🖐️ Pushing and Pulling: When you push or pull something, you are using force. Force can make bendy things bend!
• ☀️ Real-World Examples: We see bendy and stiff things everywhere around us!

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is a bendy object?
   1. A brick
   2. A rubber band
   3. A metal spoon
2. Which of these is a stiff object?
   1. A wet noodle
   2. A spring
   3. A wooden ruler
3. What happens when you push a bendy object?
   1. It breaks
   2. It changes shape
   3. It stays the same
4. What happens when you push a stiff object (gently)?
   1. It melts
   2. It bounces
   3. It mostly stays the same
5. Which material is usually bendy?
   1. Wood
   2. Metal
   3. Cloth
6. Which of these is NOT an example of a stiff object?
   1. A window
   2. A book
   3. A rope
7. Why is a bouncy ball bendy?
   1. Because it can fly
   2. Because it can change shape when you bounce it
   3. Because it is colorful