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Children cannot see magnetic attraction, but they can easily observe its effects. Whet children's curiosity for experiments and science. Encourage them to explore magnetism at home.
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Magnets are attracted to iron, steel, cobalt, and nickel. Magnet strengths vary.
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Find two boxes. With Crayola® Markers, label one "Attracted to Magnets" and the other "Not Attracted to Magnets."
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Collect small, safe items such as paper clips, rubber bands, blocks, toy cars, yarn, coins, and pinecones.
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With a sturdy magnet, find out which objects are attracted by magnets and which are not. Sort objects in the boxes.
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After experimenting with many things, describe the characteristics of objects that are (and are not) attracted by magnets. What is the same? What is different?
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