Fields and Poles Magnets Worksheet
Using Fields and Poles Magnets Worksheet, students create a paper clip chain to see how many clips can be added using the force of a magnet.
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How to teach Magnets
Using Fields and Poles Magnets Worksheet, students create a paper clip chain to see how many clips can be added using the force of a magnet.
Magnetic fields give magnets their ability to ‚Äústick‚Äù to magnetic metals. Magnets have poles…a North pole and a South pole. Two like poles will attract. Two opposite poles will retract. This worksheet gives your students practice with the two poles of a magnet.
Students test what happens between two magnets with like and opposite poles.
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If you are using this worksheet, your students learning about magnets.
Use this Magnet Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by having students make predictions about which objects will be attracted to magnets. Next, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Then, students write about their findings. Finally, students find other objects that are magnetic in the classroom.
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