1. What are magnets?
By: Karla Gomez

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Magnets
Objective: Students will be able to know what a magnet is and familiarize with what objects it can attract.
Target audience: Elementary students
This tutorial can be viewed at any school district’s science or computer lab where Microsoft PowerPoint is installed. The tutorial will take 40 minutes (a class period).
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3. What are magnets?
Magnets are pieces of metal which are able to attract anything made of iron or nickel, or anything that contains iron.

4. Magnets are pieces of plastics. True False
Question #1
Magnets are pieces of plastics. True False

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Magnets are pieces of metal which are able to attract anything made of iron or nickel, or anything that contains iron.
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Magnets are pieces of metal which are able to attract anything made of iron or nickel, or anything that contains iron.
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3 types of magnets
Permanent magnets are always magnetic.
Temporary magnets lose their magnetism outside of a magnetic field.
Electromagnet is a magnet that acts as a permanent magnet when an electric current is flowing through it.
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8. How many types of magnets are there?
Question #2
How many types of magnets are there?
a. 5
b. 2
c. 3

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3 types of magnets
Permanent magnets
Temporary magnets
Electromagnet
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3 types of magnets
Permanent magnets
Temporary magnets
Electromagnet
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Magnetic Poles
All magnets have two ends.
These ends are called the magnetic poles.
There is a North Pole (N) and a South Pole (S).
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12. Question #3
Magnetic have two magnetic poles, North Pole and South Pole.
True False

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All magnets have two magnetic poles, a North Pole (N) and a South Pole (S).
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All magnets have two magnetic poles, a North Pole (N) and a South Pole (S).
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15. 2 types of forces Repel Attract
Poles which are the same, or like poles, repel each other.
That means they push each other away.
Poles which are different attract each other, or pull together.

16. Forces
Attraction and repulsion are forces. The force of the magnet is strongest at the poles.

17. Question #4
Attraction and repulsion are forces.
True False

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Poles which are the same, repel each other, that means they push each other away.
Poles which are different attract each other, or pull together.
Attraction and repulsion are forces. The force of the magnet is strongest at the poles.
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Poles which are the same, repel each other, that means they push each other away.
Poles which are different attract each other, or pull together.
Attraction and repulsion are forces. The force of the magnet is strongest at the poles.
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20. Summary
In this educational training, you will learn what is a magnet. This tutorial will summarize different types of magnets and forces they have. You are encouraged to continue and find different objects that repels or attracts a magnet.

21. Topics What are magnets? 3 types of magnets Magnetic Poles
2 types of forces
Forces
Summary