On this printout it asks students questions about magnets. You will need to distribute some magnets, paperclips and paper in order for them to complete this handout. Can you make a paper clip become a magnet? (rub a paper clip several times along a magnet, test it) 2. Can you ?nd the poles of a magnet? How? 3. Do both poles attract metal? How do you know? 4. Do magnets stick to each other? Do both poles stick to each other? 5. Is there a magnetic attraction when you have paper between the magnet and paper clips? 6. Give an example of when a magnet pulls and an example of when a magnet pushes. Write these answers in a science book or on a separate piece of paper. Remember to also provide 3 statements about what you learned about. |
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