Magnetic Objects Sorting Worksheet
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Magnetic Objects Sorting Worksheet
Sort the museum box
A magnet attracts objects made from magnetic materials such as iron and most steel. It does not attract every metal: aluminium and copper are not magnetic.
- Yes. Every metal is magnetic.
- No. Some metals, such as aluminium, are not attracted to magnets.
- Yes. Shiny objects are always made of iron.
- No. Magnets only attract plastic.
Investigate the mystery
Two bar magnets are brought close together. The team observes that sometimes they pull together and sometimes they push apart.
- North facing south
- South facing north
- North facing north
- A pole facing the middle of a wooden ruler
- It can act without objects touching.
- It only works under water.
- It is a type of sound.
- It makes all nearby objects magnetic.
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