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Campsite Beanbag Challenge

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Campsite Beanbag Challenge

Use camping game tests to think about pushes and pulls.

Try the Camping Game

Listen to the test story. Use what happened to answer.

Picture of a tent

Nell's Beanbag Tests

On a camping trip, Nell sets a smooth game mat on flat ground. She uses one beanbag with a short cloth tab. Before each test, she puts the bag at the same start mark. A small push slides it to the near line. A big push slides it to the far line. Nell pulls the tab next. A small pull slides the bag to the near line. A big pull slides it to the far line.

1.
Which idea fits Nell's tests?
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2.
Nell wants to check push strength again. Which is a fair test?
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3.
A camper says, "Only a push can move the bag far." Which test shows that idea is wrong?
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4.
Nell wants to push the bag to the far line. Should she use a small push or a big push? Tell what happened in her test.

Choose a Direction

Listen to the new tests. Think about which way the bag moves.

Looking at the mat, Nell sees the tent on the left and a lantern on the right. She starts the bag in the middle each time. A pull toward the tent slides the bag left. A pull toward the lantern slides it right. She uses the same pull strength.
5.
A target is left of the start. Which pull should Nell try?
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6.
What does Nell change in each test? Sort the tests.
7.
The bag is sliding right. Nell gives it a big push to the left. It starts sliding left. What changed?
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8.
Nell starts the bag in the middle again. She wants it to slide farther to the left. Based on her tests, what should she try?
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