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Testing Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Materials

What Does a Magnet Attract?


Testing, Sorting, and Recording Magnetic Materials


Can Magnetic Force Act Through a Material?


Knowledge Check: Magnetic Materials and Evidence


Phase 1 of the Push and Pull unit — children discover that pushes and pulls are what make things start, stop, and change direction, and find them everywhere in their day.

The unit opens with a discovery hiding in plain sight: everything that moves was pushed or pulled. Children learn to spot the forces behind every roll, slide, open, and stop.

Phase 1 — Testing Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Materials

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