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This Guide is an introduction to magnetism and magnetic forces, with many hands-on experiments designed to explore the various aspects of this force of nature. Most of the experiments can be conducted literally at the kitchen table, while others require the purchase of inexpensive components.
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A presentation introduces class investigations on magnetic materials and on the forces of attraction and repulsion using bar magnets. It demonstrates how to make a compass and looks at the Earths’ magnetic field.
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Ideas for demonstrating and investigating magnetism. Including a way of showing a 3D magnetic field and an investigation which compares the relative strength of magnets.
Aug 23, 2024 · A magnet experiment is easy to set up for young kids! We like using everyday items to test out our science ideas. This what’s magnetic and what’s not magnetic activity is a hands-on way to teach preschoolers about magnets using simple materials.
Jul 8, 2021 · 1. Strength of an Electromagnet. In the What Factors Affect the Strength of an Electromagnet? lesson, students make simple electromagnets each using a battery, wire, and a nail (a classic experiment!), and then explore how different variables may affect the strength of an electromagnet.
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Feb 14, 2018 · By the end of this activity, students should be able to: formulate questions related to magnetism and design relevant investigations. make predictions based on the evidence of their inquiries. create explanations for some of the properties of magnets based on their own investigations.
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