Fill In Sentences:
Magnetism
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
charged
Astronomy
clings
pinpoint
marine
repel
inserted
coiled
axis
flock
exposing
debris
pole
illusion
uninhabitable
1. This line represents Earth’s of rotation.
2. The wet paper to the window.
3. He was picking up from the old building that was torn down.
4. I’m hoping to see animals like dolphins and whales.
5. The region’s extreme heat and lack of water makes it mostly .
6. The two atoms will create a reaction.
7. It can be dangerous yourself to the sun’s rays without sunscreen.
8. We can our location using the GPS on my phone.
9. A of seagulls was in the valley below.
10. She her credit card into the machine.
11. I couldn’t tell if what I was seeing was real or an .
12. was the subject she was most looking forward to studying.
13. Is this side of the magnet the north or south ?
14. They will each other if they are both negatively charged.
15. The tightly spring bounced up and down.
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Definition Matching:
Magnetism
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
axis
1. an imaginary line about which an object rotates
charged
2. sticks to
debris
3. the remains of something destroyed
marine
4. relating to the sea
illusion
5. not able to have people or animals living within
repel
6. having a positive or negative electric charge
pole
7. allowing to be subjected to an action, influence, or condition
inserted
8. to locate or find exactly
exposing
9. a group of animals herded together
coiled
10. put or placed in
flock
11. something that is likely to be wrongly interpreted by the senses
astronomy
12. the study of the universe outside Earth’s atmosphere
uninhabitable
13. one of two opposite points on a magnet at which magnetic forces are strongest
pinpoint
14. to push away something with a similar magnetic field
clings
15. wound into a series of rings
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Crossword:
Magnetism
Words
repel
pinpoint
exposing
debris
axis
flock
marine
charged
clings
uninhabitable
illusion
coiled
inserted
astronomy
pole
13
3
1
8
15
2
10
4
7
11
5
14
9
12
Across
2. the study of the universe outside Earth’s atmosphere
4. to locate or find exactly
5. put or placed in
9. the remains of something destroyed
12. a group of animals herded together
13. to push away something with a similar magnetic field
14. an imaginary line about which an object rotates
15. one of two opposite points on a magnet at which magnetic forces are strongest
Down
1. not able to have people or animals living within
3. allowing to be subjected to an action, influence, or condition
5. something that is likely to be wrongly interpreted by the senses
7. having a positive or negative electric charge
8. sticks to
10. relating to the sea
11. wound into a series of rings
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Most everyone knows that magnets attract objects made of iron. But why do they do that? How does magnetism work? Here’s the chance to find out.
Kids dive into atoms and discover why some materials are attracted to magnets while others are not. To prepare, they retrace the steps of a legendary shepherd who was the first to notice a magnetic pull at the end of his staff, as well as different ways people use natural and human-made magnets to create useful devices like compasses. Kids intrigued by technology will enjoy finding out how engineers have used magnetism to design solutions to everyday problems that involve doorbells, laptops, earbuds, vending machines, and credit cards.
Kids interested in health will discover that magnets and magnetism play important roles in medical technology like MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) and experimental procedures aimed at killing cancer cells and bacteria. Kids who like to be “in the know,” will enjoy finding out that Earth itself is a magnet with three north poles. Those fascinated by nature will want to read about the role magnetism plays in plant growth and animal migration, not to mention the backstory of cow magnets. No dive into magnetism would be complete without a thrilling visual of the greatest light show on Earth — the northern (and southern) lights — and an exploration of why and how it happens.
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They’re Everywhere, They’re Everywhere
Have you used a computer lately?
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Magic That Isn’t
Brightly colored plastic letters on a refrigerator door. How do they keep from falling?
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The Inside Story
You may already know lots of facts about magnets.
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Our Own Giant Magnet
The ancients figured out how to make a compass and how to use it to find north. But they w ...
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Animals and Other Living Things
You may be familiar with GPS. It’s short for Global Positioning System.
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Following a practice thousands of years old, people wear magnetic rings and bracelets hopi ...
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Jobs, Big and Small
Sweep. Sort. Separate. Lift. Move. Carry.
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Vocabulary Activities for Magnetism
