🧲 Part 1: Magnetic Knowledge

1. What is a magnetic force?

A force that only works when objects touch

A force that can work at a distance without touching

A force that only works on plastic

2. Which of these can magnets do? (Tick all that apply)

Attract some materials

Push away (repel) other magnets

Work through paper and cardboard

Attract all metals

3. Where might you find magnets in everyday life?

On the fridge

In cupboard door catches

In some toys and games

In mobile phones and computers

🔍 Part 2: Material Testing Results

4. Record your exploration findings. Write each object you tested in the correct column:

MAGNETIC MATERIALS (Attracted to magnet)	NON-MAGNETIC MATERIALS (Not attracted to magnet)

5. What pattern did you notice about the materials that were magnetic?

6. Complete this sentence: Most magnetic materials are made of ________________.

7. Explain why a magnet can pick up a paper clip through a piece of paper:

8. Draw a picture showing how you could use a magnet to move something without touching it:

9. Predict: What would happen if you brought the same poles (ends) of two magnets close together?

They would stick together strongly

They would push away from each other

Nothing would happen

10. Think of one way magnets could be useful in your home or school. Describe your idea: