Engage students with a brief discussion on how things move around us, introducing the concept of forces in nature such as wind and water.

Watch the video 'How Things Move' to explore fundamental concepts of force and motion, illustrating movement directions and speeds.

Introduce the concept of forces as pushes and pulls, using examples like wind moving a sailboat or water pushing a kayak.

Watch the video 'What is a Force?' to see relatable examples of push and pull forces in everyday activities.

Explore how wind and water are forces in nature by discussing how they can move objects at different speeds.

Watch the video 'Forces in Nature' to see demonstrations of how natural forces like wind and water propel objects.

Conduct the 'Make It Move!' activity where students use a toy car, string, and tape to explore how pushing and pulling affect movement.

Encourage students to create a 'My Forces Diary' by drawing and describing daily activities involving pushes and pulls.

Use the 'Pushes and Pulls' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of how objects are moved by forces.

Discuss with students how forces like wind and water can move objects, reflecting on examples from the lesson.

Watch the video 'Can You Describe How Things Move? Take the Quiz!' to reinforce learning through interactive questions.

Conduct the 'Forces in Nature' assessment to evaluate students' ability to recognize and categorize natural forces.

Encourage students to try the quiz to test their comprehension of forces and motion.