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Use the magnets to help you experiment with and complete pages in the padlet.

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Drag bar magnets and a variety of other objects onto a piece of paper. Click Play to release the objects to see if they are attracted together, repelled apart, or unaffected. You can also sprinkle iron filings over the magnets and other objects to view the magnetic field lines that are produced.

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Magnets & Static Electricity

What you will learn from this video

Forces can be applied at a distance through magnetism and static electricity.

The closer magnets are, the stronger the force.

Magnets can push or pull other magnets, depending on the poles.

Electromagnets can be turned on and off with electricity.

Static electricity can push or pull things without touching them.

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Level 1

Magnets have two poles, what do we call them?

Level 2

List 2 things that are attracted to magnets and 2 things that are not.

Level 3

How is magnetism and static electricity similar?

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Magnets & Static Electricity Video For Kids | 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade

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Fun with Magnets

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From my Clever page, watch ""Magnets" on BrainPop Jr.

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Please DO NOT submit any work through Seesaw.
Please keep ALL pages of this packet together  AND the ripped out pages you completed from your Being A Scientist Journal (BASJ) and return  it NEXT MONDAY when you pick up your new materials.  Thank you so much!

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Day 3 (THURSDAY):   Can magnets push/pull ANOTHER MAGNET without touching it? 

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Day 3 (THURSDAY):   Can magnets push/pull ANOTHER MAGNET without touching it? 

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Instructional video will be uploaded here:

https://rcschools.zoom.us/rec/share/FP2ZYjzi_UPrEWlJclmd7Mkl66qU45rCjX4UX753qGHeujwNxGYrzqKqsr7Ao1CZ.kQg7H0YzIwDHcTxo
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Read the questions on PPT p. 17.

Materials:
2 bar magnets

Explore using two magnets.  Can you move one of the magnets without touching it?

In your Science notebook, draw a picture of HOW you did it and write 1-2 sentences to explain.  (don't submit!)

Conduct a repel race.  Race to see how fast you can knock ONE magnet off the table without touching it.

Discuss: Some groups were able to do it faster than others.  Why do some magnets repel easier than others?

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Day 1:  When do two magnets attract and repel?

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Day 1:  When do two magnets attract and repel?

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Instructional video will be uploaded here:
https://rcschools.zoom.us/rec/share/CIJowai0jHFHSj3VutU-76-66gzsKXlsuEA7ybBxzLTdlVDaOhcgnqvmFJ9213jg.FdvLqnB0_uR464PN
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<<< Take a look at slides 12-14 in the PowerPoint.  What questions do you have?
Explore using two bar magnets to see if you can answer all the questions on PPT p. 14.

Complete packet p. 4-6.

Create a repel/attract anchor chart in your Science notebook like the one below.  (Don't submit!)

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Day 2 (WEDNESDAY): Do magnets have to touch to exert force?  Can magnets push/pull a MAGNETIC OBJECT without touching it?  Can magnets attract objects even when separated by another object?   

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Day 2 (WEDNESDAY): Do magnets have to touch to exert force?  Can magnets push/pull a MAGNETIC OBJECT without touching it?  Can magnets attract objects even when separated by another object?   

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Instructional video will be uploaded here:
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<<<Take a look at slide 15 in the powerpoint!

Materials
Plastic cup
Piece of paper
Paper clip
Strong magnet

Try to move the objects you've been given without touching them.  Try to move the objects when the paper or cup is BETWEEN the magnet and the object.  Use the materials above.  Can magnetic force transfer through certain objects?

In your Science notebook, draw a picture AND write 1-2 sentences explaining how you did it and what you learned.  (don't submit!)

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You will also need:
1. Being A Scientist Journal (BASJ)
2. Science notebook.

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Please use this PP the entire week. Each day is numbered to match the pages found here.