Question

create a comic strip
of newton 2nd Law for a 3rd grader

Answer 1

**Comic Strip: Newton's 2nd Law: "The Power of Push!"**

**Panel 1:**
*(A sunny playground scene with a boy named Timmy and his little sister Sarah.)*

**Timmy:** Hey Sarah! Do you know why it’s harder to push a big rock than a small ball?

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**Panel 2:**
*(Timmy points to a big rock, and Sarah is trying to push it, struggling.)*

**Sarah:** Hmm... Because the rock is heavy?

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**Panel 3:**
*(Timmy kneels next to her and holds up a sign that says "Force = Mass x Acceleration!")*

**Timmy:** Exactly! That’s Newton’s 2nd Law! The more mass something has, the harder it is to accelerate!

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**Panel 4:**
*(Now, Timmy shows a small ball and a big rock on a seesaw.)*

**Timmy:** If I push this small ball with a small force, it rolls easily. If I push the big rock, I need to use a bigger force!

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**Panel 5:**
*(Sarah now has a superhero cape on, pretending to use her super strength to push the rock.)*

**Sarah:** I can be Super Sarah and push the rock!

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**Panel 6:**
*(The big rock rolls slightly as Sarah pushes it hard, while Timmy cheers her on.)*

**Timmy:** Go, Super Sarah! Remember, more force means more movement!

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**Panel 7:**
*(Both of them are giggling, the rock is slightly rolling, and a thought bubble appears over Timmy's head.)*

**Timmy (thought bubble):** Who knew science could be so much fun!

**Caption at the bottom:** Newton’s 2nd Law: The harder you push, the more things move!