Simple forces including magnets
Why this, why now
This unit explores how objects move on different surfaces and examines magnetic forces, including attraction, repulsion, and magnetic materials. It covers identifying magnetic poles and predicting interactions and emphasizes practical tests, observations, and presenting findings.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Ardaydu waa inay yaqaanaan aasaaska maadada.
- Ardaydu waa inay awoodaan inay raacaan tilmaamo fudud.
Unit 3 / 6
Simple forces including magnets
This unit explores how objects move on different surfaces and examines magnetic forces, including attraction, repulsion, and magnetic materials. It covers identifying magnetic poles and predicting interactions and emphasizes practical tests, observations, and presenting findings.
12 lessons- Different surfaces: plan
- Blocking magnetic force
- Using magnets to solve problems (non-statutory: Scientists and Engineers)
- Strongest magnet (non-statutory)
- Putting magnets together: attract or repel
- Different surfaces in real life (non-statutory)
- Contact forces
- Magnetic and non-magnetic materials
- Magnetic force at a distance
- Different magnets and their parts
- Magnetic force (non-statutory)
- Different surfaces: do and review