| Term | Definition |
|---|
| magnets | come in many shapes and sizes |
| poles | most magnets have two |
| north and south | magnets have _________________ poles |
| magnetic field | each magnet has a |
| magnet poles | the magnetic field is strongest at the |
| attract or repel | when two magnets are near each other they |
| opposite poles | attract each other |
| attract | the north and south pole with ___ each other |
| attract | means come together |
| repel | like poles of a magnet ___ each other |
| repel | the north and north pole or the south and south pole will ____ each other |
| repel | means to push apart |
| iron, nickel or cobalt | magnets attract things with ____ in them |
| thick | if the material is too _____ a stronger magnet needs to be used |
| most | magnets can attract magnetic objects through ____ materials |
| earth's magnetic pole | if you float a needle in a dish of water, it will point to the |
| iron bits | magnets can attract ____ from sand and other soil |
| magnet | A ____ can be made by stroking a piece of iron or steel many times with a magnet |
| magnetism | the force of ____ can defy or overcome the force of gravity |
| paperclips, iron nails, and screws | magnets attract things like: |
| yarn, rubber bands, toothpick, plastic beads, pennies, wood and paper | magnets do not attract things like: |
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