🧲 Properties of Magnets
What is a magnet? Find its strongest parts, see like poles repel and unlike poles attract, and watch a hanging magnet point North-South.
What you'll learn
- A magnet attracts magnetic materials — objects made of iron or steel
- A magnet is strongest at its two ends, called poles
- Like poles repel; unlike poles attract
- A magnet can push or pull another magnet without touching it
- A freely suspended magnet comes to rest pointing North-South
Junkyard Magnet Sorter
🎮 GameGrab the crane magnet and sort the scrap yard! Only iron and steel jump to your magnet — wood, plastic, glass and even shiny copper and aluminium stay put, so watch closely and see if you can sort every piece before the belt speeds up.
Magnetic Or Not Quiz
❓ QuizTen quick questions to find out what really sticks to a magnet! Tap your answer, build a fiery streak, and see if you can spot the sneaky metals that magnets completely ignore.
Pole Power Racer
🎮 GameRide a magnet sled down the Magno Speedway! Flip your poles at just the right moment so the gate magnets pull you in and push you out — snap up steel clips, dodge the wood and plastic, and race to the finish line.
Magnet Pole Quiz
❓ QuizTen quick questions about magnets — will they push or will they pull? Tap your answer, watch the confetti fly, and build a streak while you learn how North and South poles really work.
Magnet Compass Quiz
❓ QuizTen quick questions about magnets, poles and the compass — with fun pictures, streaks and instant answers. Can you become a Master Navigator?
Properties of Magnets
🎬 VideoExplore the fascinating properties of magnets in this engaging Science lesson! Students will learn about magnetic and non-magnetic materials, magnetic attraction and repulsion, and how magnets behave.