Stretch is when something gets longer or bigger because you pull it from both ends.
What Stretch Feels Like
Why Stretch Happens
Some things, like elastic bands, are made so they can stretch easily. When you pull them, their molecules move apart, making them longer. If you let go, they snap back because they want to return to their original size, just like when you let go of the rubber band and it goes snap back around your fingers.
Stretch is all about pulling something so it gets bigger or longer, and then letting it go so it snaps back. It's simple, fun, and part of everyday life!
Examples
- A rubber band being pulled apart
- Clothes that fit comfortably after being stretched
- A balloon expanding when you blow into it
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