Force, motion, and energy are the building blocks of the physical world — and understanding how they work together helps us make sense of everything from a rolling ball to a rocket launching into space. This engaging book introduces young readers to the science of force, motion, and energy through clear explanations and real-world examples.

Students will discover what forces are and how they affect the motion of objects, exploring concepts like gravity, friction, magnetism, and applied force. They will learn about Newton's laws of motion, investigate how energy is transferred through collisions and interactions, and explore how engineers use their understanding of force and motion to design machines, vehicles, and structures.

Aligned with physical science and physics curricula, this book is an ideal resource for school libraries, classrooms, and independent learners. A comprehensive glossary, hands-on force and motion activities, and discussion questions help students develop a solid understanding of these essential physics concepts and their applications in the world around them.