Forces and Ice Skating
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Text number: 1172
Name: anonymous
Age: 9
Country: Austria
School: 1- Primary School
Forces: How the world works
Forces and ice – skating
When you ice skate, you glide on ice smoothly because there is less friction on ice than on land.
To start, you have to push on the ice with your ice skates to go forward. To do the fishes, you have to push out and then to push back in, but not backwards. Push forwards, creating an oval motion. Then you will start to move forwards.
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1 What do you wear when you go ice skating? Speak with a peer.
2 Which ice skating figures do you know? Which ones can you do? Speak with a peer.
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