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Magnets

Subject: Physical Science
Grade: Middle-High , Elementary-Middle , Middle
Publisher: Learnetic
Resource types: Student activity
License type: Paid
Description In this lesson, students will learn what it means for an object to be magnetic. They will explore magnetic fields and how they affect magnetic materials. Students will also explore how magnets interact with each other.
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Keywords magnetism, compass, testing, magnets, iron, metal, magnetic materials, magnetic fields, attraction, repulsion, permanent, steel, cobalt, nickel, electromagnets, magnetic compass, magnetic field lines, Earth's magnetic field, poles, attract, repel, bar magnet
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