Magnetism and Electricity Concepts

The teacher introduces the topic of magnetism and electricity, instructing students to watch Brain Pop videos on magnetism. Students are to note five facts from the video and engage in a magnet hunt game, which involves finding magnets using tools like compasses and iron filings. The game includes a tutorial that can be skipped. Students are encouraged to try all activities and share their thoughts. The lesson concludes with a note that more on magnetism will be covered next week.

What is the main topic the class will be focusing on to finish the year?

• Photosynthesis

• Magnetism and Electricity

• The Solar System

• Chemical Reactions

How long is the Brain Pop video on magnetism?

• 2 minutes and 30 seconds

• 3 minutes and 39 seconds

• 5 minutes

• 4 minutes and 15 seconds

What can students use the movie transcript for?

• To create a presentation

• To use as notes

• To draw a diagram

• To write a story

How many key ideas or facts should students identify from the video?

• Four

• Six

• Five

• Three

What is the main goal of the Magnet Hunt game?

• To find buried magnets

• To build a magnet

• To paint magnets

• To destroy magnets

Which tool is NOT mentioned as part of the Magnet Hunt game toolkit?

• Compasses

• Iron filings

• Magnetic film

• Magnifying glass

What concept does the Magnet Hunt game work on?

• Magnets are edible

• Magnets are invisible

• Opposites attract

• Like poles repel

What can students do if they want to skip the tutorial in the Magnet Hunt game?

• Click the arrows

• Press the spacebar

• Restart the game

• Close the game

What should students do after playing the Magnet Hunt game?

• Write a detailed report

• Share their thoughts briefly

• Create a video

• Draw a picture