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Using Magnets Presentations
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2nd Grade
Magnetic Forces - Magnet Behavior and Interactions
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Magnetic Forces - Magnet Behavior and Interactions
2nd Grade
Science
Investigate how magnets behave, emphasizing the concepts of attraction and repulsion. Gain an understanding of magnetic properties and apply this knowledge to discern which materials are magnetic.
2nd Grade - 3rd Grade
Magnetic Properties - Basics of Magnetism - Introduction to Magnetism
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Magnetic Properties - Basics of Magnetism - Introduction to Magnetism
2nd Grade - 3rd Grade
Science
Examine the basic principles of magnetism, focusing on the characteristics and interactions of magnetic poles and fields. Understand the principles of attraction and repulsion and how magnets influence various materials. Develop skills in analyzing how magnetic forces operate and interact with other substances.
1st Grade - 4th Grade
Understanding Magnetic Attraction - Properties of Metals - Fundamental Magnetism Concepts
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Understanding Magnetic Attraction - Properties of Metals - Fundamental Magnetism Concepts
1st Grade - 4th Grade
Science
Understand the core principles of magnetic attraction and the properties of metals. Gain skills in identifying magnetic materials and explore the function of metals in magnetism.
1st Grade - 5th Grade
[Magnetic Materials - Properties and Applications - Magnetism Fundamentals]
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[Magnetic Materials - Properties and Applications - Magnetism Fundamentals]
1st Grade - 5th Grade
Science
Understand the properties of various metals and identify why certain ones exhibit magnetic properties. Gain insights into magnetism by comparing different objects and exploring its practical applications in everyday life. Enhance knowledge of magnetic materials and their uses, leading to a deeper comprehension of the role of magnetism in technology and industry.
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