

Magnetic Field
Presentation
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Science
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7th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
FREE Resource
9 Slides • 6 Questions
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Lesson 1.2.2
9/18/24
Page 13
construct a model of a magnetic field
interpret field lines in magnetic field models
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compass
two bar magnets
one ring magnet
pendulum base
pendulum arm
pendulum string
box of iron filings
Materials
Check your materials!
3
Match
Match the words to their pictures.
compass
pendulum
magnet
compass
Earth's Core
electromagnet
pendulum
magnet
compass
Earth's Core
electromagnet
4
Fit the bottom of the pendulum arm into the slot in the base.
Use the small ring to hang the pendulum string from the arm.
Place one bar magnet on either side of the large ring with opposite poles facing each other.
Follow these steps
5
After the pendulum stops moving, observe the orientation of the bar magnet.
Note the direction the poles point.
Record your observation in Magnetic Fields Notes.
Then, move the pendulum to a different location in your home and record its orientation again. Note whether the direction the poles point changes. Repeat until you have taken observations in four locations. Try placing the pendulum in different rooms and near different objects.
6
Open Ended
Why do you think the position of the pendulum may have changed in different locations as you complete today's lesson?
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8
All magnets produce a magnetic field. A magnetic field is the area surrounding an object where you can detect magnetic force. Scientists create models of magnetic fields by drawing field lines.
Magnetic field lines always loop back to the south pole of the magnet.
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10
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Labeling
Match the label to the hotspot.
axis of rotation
magnetic field axis
magnetic field
12
Poll
A compass shows the direction of magnetic north, which is slightly different from the geographic North Pole.
true
false
13
Draw
Earth's magnetic field allows you to navigate using a compass. What other major benefit does Earth's magnetic field provide?
Circle the answer that is correct.
14
Match
Match them up!
N & N or
S & S
N & S
I can detect Earth's magnetic fields
magnets attract to...
magnets are not attracted to
They will repel
They will attract
compass
some metals
plastic, wood, and fabrics
They will repel
They will attract
compass
some metals
plastic, wood, and fabrics
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Turn to page 6 in your lesson for today.
Lesson 1.2.2
9/18/24
Page 13
construct a model of a magnetic field
interpret field lines in magnetic field models
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