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What do we already know about the topic? 

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What do we already know about the topic? 

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What are some scientific principles or vocabulary we have learned? 

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What are some scientific principles or vocabulary we have learned? 

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I wonder.....

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What evidence do we have from our research and investigations?

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What evidence do we have from our research and investigations?

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Think of it as oneside a and b if you push side A and side B it will separate

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They react to each other.

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Magnets do not have to touch to interact

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They can connect.

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Sometimes they don’t connect because they are on the wrong side. When the force is on the right side up and the magnets will connect together.

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One magnet can move another

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The magnate fields go through an object to another object.

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Magnets do not have to touch to interact

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We can push them and they don’t have to touch

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What are magnets made out of?

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Why do magnets pull another magnet away sometimes?

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If magnets stick to rusty metal?

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If you have a big magnet could it go through a house?

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If a magnet could stick to wood?

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If magnets can stick to something else besides metal or another paper clip?

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If the magnet would react the same way if the magnet force was under water?

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If a magnet could pull a fridge?

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If you put a magnet on top of a desk and the other on the bottom of the desk if one will move?

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How magnets connect?

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Why do we need magnets?

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How magnets connect?

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Why do magnets connect?

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If they can stick to doors?

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How magnets are made?

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How magnets stick?

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If a magnet can pull a fridge?

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If magnets make energy?

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How magnets can move other magnets?

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If magnets can fly?

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If magnets can float on water?

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Why if we flip two magnets they will stick together?

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Opposites attract. Same sides repel

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There are different types of magnets. Circle magnets, bar magnets, horseshoe magnets, loadstone (rock)

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Magnets can magnetize other things

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Some magnets do not look like magnets (example: whiteboard)

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Magnetic field grows when we have more magnets. It also gets stronger when we have more magnets

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Gravity is what keeps us on the ground. It pulls us down.

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Magnets can attract in water

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Opposite sides attract

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(Magnetic) Force is attract and repel