This document is a chapter about motion and speed that includes definitions of key vocabulary words and explanations of concepts. It defines motion as a change in position, and position as the location of an object. Distance is defined as how far an object is from one position to another, and is measured using a ruler or tape measure. Speed is the distance an object moves over a certain amount of time, and is calculated as speed equals distance divided by time. Faster moving objects cover more distance in a shorter time compared to slower moving objects. Maps are used to show the positions of objects and use directions like north, south, east and west to help readers understand locations.