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A series of demonstration, practice, extension and testing
activities on the forces of magnetism and springs including
electromagnets and magnetic poles. |
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Acceleration Learners perform a series of experiments and fill in a chart with the results to understand how mass, force and acceleration are related. |
Magnets and Springs An activity in which learners propel a magnet along a pole, it then lowers and attracts an item on the table or not. The items can be changed, the size of the magnet changed and/or rotated and the process repeated. |
Acceleration Learners perform a series of experiments and fill in a chart with the results to understand how mass, force and acceleration are related. |
Magnetic Forces Questions A series of questions which test learner's understanding of the science. |
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All About Forces Module An excellent explanation of how gravity, friction, compression, stretching and magnetism are all forces. Learners have to complete a series of tasks as they understand the science. |
Magnets in the kitchen An activity of identifying where magnets can be found in the kitchen. |
Electromagnets An activity in which learners have to re-arrange coils and batteries to pick up specific numbers of paperclips. |
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Electro-magnet
Explanation of how to make one. |
Magnetic Forces Module
An explanation of how magnets have poles, have forces that attract and repel. That some materials are magnetic and others not. Learners complete a series of tasks as they understand the science. |
Forces/Motion Application 4 sets of slides on 'Friction', 'Balanced and Un-Balanced Forces', 'Gravity, Stretching and Compression' and 'Magnetic Forces'. Each considers how these aspects of forces are used in the world. |
Magnets Crossword One means of testing understanding on this topic. |
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Electro-magnet Game
Learners have to 'pick up' a given number of paper clips by altering the number of coils or batteries within the circuit. |
Push and Pull 2 Activity 3 gives 5 examples where the learner has to say whether it is a push or a pull force including magnetism. |
Rail Slide An activity of energy, elevation and power within a skateboard park. Learners have to create the right conditions for the jump. |
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Springs Animated drawings showing examples of springs and the forces involved. |
Stuck on Junk Learners have to move the electro-magnet on a crane over items in the scrap yard which will be attracted. |
Springs/Direction Activity An animation which covers stretching, compression, equal and unequal forces. |
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Magnetic Poles Two short video clips explaining attraction, repulsion, lines of magnetic force. |
Bored Billy A problem solving activity around balance and centre of gravity. Although an activity this could well be used as a demonstration tool. |
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