Magnets All Around Us - Lesson for Grade 3, Chapter - Force and Interactions
In the "Magnets All Around Us" lesson, Grade 3 students will embark on an exciting journey through the world of magnets, a key chapter in the Force and Interactions unit of their Science curriculum. Through engaging activities like the "Magnet Poles Attract or Repel Worksheet" and the "Magnetic Or Not Worksheet," students will delve into the fascinating properties of magnets, including how their poles interact to either attract or repel each other.
Understanding the basic principles of magnetism is crucial, as students will learn not only how magnets work but also how magnetism is a fundamental force in our universe, influencing many aspects of our daily lives. For example, they'll discover the role magnets play in powering devices, from simple compasses guiding explorers to the complex electrical motors found in household appliances.
By exploring these interactive worksheets, students will gain hands-on experience with magnets, helping them to distinguish between magnetic and non-magnetic materials. This knowledge is not only foundational for future scientific learning but also cultivates curiosity about how the world operates, encouraging them to appreciate the unseen forces that shape our environment.
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Activity 1 / Magnet Poles Attract or Repel Worksheet
Let’s talk about magnets using this fascinating magnet poles attract or repel worksheet!
Completing this worksheet helps kids learn about the north and south poles of magnets that attract and repel. Your child will look at pictures of magnets to see if they would repel or attract based on polarity! -
Activity 2 / Magnetic Or Not Worksheet
Magnets are fascinating for kids! This magnetic or not worksheet will help uncover the magic behind magnetism by offering your child valuable practice identifying objects that are and are not magnetic!
Help your child navigate through the worksheet identifying objects that are made of metal, and finding the ones that aren’t!
