Magnets: Attract and Repel
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Magnets: Attract and Repel
🧠 Part 1: Build Knowledge - Vocabulary Matching
Instructions: Match each word with its correct meaning by drawing a line between them.
🔍 Part 2: Make Meaning - Mystery Magnet Challenge
Question: Which materials are magnetic?
Instructions: Before testing, make your predictions. Then test each object with a magnet and record your results.
| Object | Prediction (Magnetic/Non-magnetic) | Result (Attracted/Not attracted) | Magnetic or Non-magnetic? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperclip | |||
| Coin | |||
| Plastic spoon | |||
| Nail | |||
| Aluminium foil | |||
| Fabric | |||
| Wooden stick | |||
| Steel screw |
📝 Part 3: Apply Understanding - Scientific Reflection
Observation 1: I observed that _________________________________
Observation 2: I noticed that ___________________________________
Observation 3: I saw that ______________________________________
Conclusion: This suggests that ________________________________
Magnets attract _____________ because _________________________
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