Begin the lesson by discussing the concept of force as a push or a pull. Use relatable examples such as pushing a door open or pulling a toy wagon to engage students.

Introduce the video 'What is a Force?' to explain the basic concepts of push and pull forces using everyday examples. This video helps clarify the fundamental principles of motion.

Watch the video 'Pushes and Pulls' to explore how these forces are used in daily activities. This video provides interactive scenarios to help students understand the application of these forces.

Engage students in a discussion about different forces they observe in their surroundings. Encourage them to identify examples of push and pull forces.

Conduct a hands-on activity where students use toy cars and ramps to explore how forces affect motion. This activity helps students visualize how push and pull forces can change an object's speed and direction.

Assign the worksheet 'Identifying Pushes and Pulls' where students identify actions as either a push or a pull. This worksheet reinforces their understanding of force types.

Use the video 'Forces in Nature' to review how natural forces like wind and water can move objects. This video connects classroom learning to real-world examples.

Encourage students to reflect on what they learned about forces by discussing how they use pushes and pulls in their daily activities.

Administer the 'What Forces Can Do' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of how forces affect motion. This assessment helps gauge their grasp of the lesson's key concepts.