What is a Destructive Force?

What does destructive mean? If you are destructive, you destroy something.

So, a destructive force is an event that breaks objects into smaller objects or pieces.

Look at the picture below. Do you see examples of the effects of a destructive force?

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http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/road-stories/68681-trucking-can-be-like-bad-marriage-67.html

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Can you state what a destructive force is in your own words?

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Remember, a destructive force breaks things into smaller pieces. All of those pieces of wood used to be houses! See how a bigger object (a house) is broken down into smaller objects (pieces of wood)!

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Can you think of what destructive force might have caused the destruction in the picture above?

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