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YEAR 3 MAGNETISM MATERIAL PROVIDED BY THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: HTTPS://LE.AC.UK/BEPICOLOMBO Magnetism BepiColombo Lesson Plan What are magnets? What materials are magnetic? What happens when

  1. YEAR 3 MAGNETISM MATERIAL PROVIDED BY THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY​ FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: HTTPS://LE.AC.UK/BEPICOLOMBO

  2. Magnetism BepiColombo

  3. Lesson Plan • What are magnets? • What materials are magnetic? • What happens when you put two magnets together?

  4. What magnets look like

  5. What materials are magnetic?

  6. What materials are magnetic? Material Guess/Prediction Was it magnetic Comments Cork I think cork Yes/No It turned out that will/won’t be was my prediction magnetic was right/wrong

  7. Results Magnetic Not Magnetic

  8. BepiColombo Image credit: Airbus

  9. Poles

  10. BepiColombo

  11. Attract or Repel What will happen?

  12. Attract or Repel They attract!

  13. Attract or Repel What will happen?

  14. Attract or Repel They repel!

  15. Attract or Repel What will happen?

  16. Attract or Repel They repel!

  17. Attract or Repel What will happen?

  18. Attract or Repel They attract!

  19. Magnetism BepiColombo

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