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Science 1 Study Guide: Forces and Earth

This study guide for Science 1 covers basic concepts of push and pull, the Earth, landforms, and waterforms. It explains the differences between living and non-living things, and describes various landforms such as mountains, hills, plains, and valleys, as well as waterforms including oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, ponds, waterfalls, and streams. The guide emphasizes the importance of being careful when pushing or pulling objects.

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Science 1 Study Guide: Forces and Earth

This study guide for Science 1 covers basic concepts of push and pull, the Earth, landforms, and waterforms. It explains the differences between living and non-living things, and describes various landforms such as mountains, hills, plains, and valleys, as well as waterforms including oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, ponds, waterfalls, and streams. The guide emphasizes the importance of being careful when pushing or pulling objects.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
CARAGA REGION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF SURIGAO CITY
DISTRICT IV
SURIGAO CITY SPECIAL SCIENCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Surigao City

STUDY GUIDE
SCIENCE 1

1. Push and Pull


 Push – to move something away from you.
Example: Pushing a chair, pushing a door to close it.
 Pull – to move something toward you.
Example: Pulling a rope, pulling a toy car.
 Things move differently depending on how hard or gentle you push or pull.
 Be careful when pushing or pulling to avoid accidents.

2. Earth
 Earth is the planet where we live.

 It has land, water, and air.

 Earth gives us everything we need: food, water, air, and shelter.

 Living things – need air, water, and food.


Examples: People, animals, plants
 Non-living things – do not need air, food, or water.
Examples: Rocks, tables, houses
LANDFORMS
1. Mountain
 Very high land

 Has a pointed or rocky top

 Example: Mount Apo

2. Hill
 Land that is lower than a mountain

 Has a round top

3. Plain
 Flat land

 Good for farming and building houses

4. Valley
 Low land between mountains or hills

 Often has a river

WATERFORMS
Waterforms are bodies of water on Earth.
1. Ocean
 The largest body of water
 Has salt water
 Example: Pacific Ocean
2. Sea
 Part of an ocean
 Smaller than an ocean
3. River
 Flowing water
 Moves from high land to low land
4. Lake
 Water surrounded by land
 Does not flow like a river
5. Pond
 Small body of water
 Smaller than a lake
6. Waterfall
 Water falls from a high place
7. Stream
 small, flowing body of water.
 It moves continuously in one direction
 Smaller than a river

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