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Preschool Push, Pull and Float Worksheets

Ages 3-5 · 40 worksheets · 34 answer keys · Print-ready PDFs

These push, pull and float worksheets help preschoolers explore how things move, what floats and what a magnet pulls.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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Frequently Asked Questions

Preschoolers do physics all day long: they push a swing, pull a wagon, drop toys in the bath and watch what bobs back up. Push, pull and float puts words to those moments, so a child can say that a push moves something away, a pull brings it closer, some things float on water, and a magnet pulls on some metal things. The 40 pages here cover three skills. Sink or Float circles what floats in the bathtub and what sinks in the pond, and sorts things from the kitchen and the toy box. Push and Pull finds pushes and pulls at the park, at home and in the yard, and shows that a big push sends a ball farther. Magnets circles what a magnet picks up in a toolbox, on a desk or in a kitchen drawer. 34 of the pages have an answer key.

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