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    Magnets have an invisible magnetic field and attract certain metals like iron, cobalt and nickel. Magnets have north and south poles, and opposite poles attract while like poles repel. The magnetic force is strongest at the poles and decreases with distance from the magnet.

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    Magnets have an invisible magnetic field and attract certain metals like iron, cobalt and nickel. Magnets have north and south poles, and opposite poles attract while like poles repel. The magnetic force is strongest at the poles and decreases with distance from the magnet.

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    Magnets have an invisible magnetic field and attract certain metals like iron, cobalt and nickel. Magnets have north and south poles, and opposite poles attract while like poles repel. The magnetic force is strongest at the poles and decreases with distance from the magnet.

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    SCIENCE 4

    MELCS: Characterize magnetic force


    Lesson: MAGNETIC FORCE (Module 2, page 7-11)
    Magnets are all around you, and they are If the poles of a magnet are the same and
    amazing! A magnet is a material that can attract placed near each other, then they will be pushed
    other materials such as iron. Magnetism is very away or will repel each other. Either both south
    useful in our daily life and technology. poles or both north poles will result to repulsion
    (like poles repel).
    Magnets have an invincible magnetic field.
    Magnets will not attract all kinds of metals. Only
    objects made of iron, cobalt and nickel will be
    attracted to magnets.
    If the poles of a magnet are different and
    placed near each other, then they will be pulled
    together or will attract each other. Thus, a nearby
    south pole and a north pole will result to attraction
    There are several types of magnets like ring (unlike poles attract).
    magnets, rectangular magnets, horseshoe magnets
    and bar magnets.

    The force of attraction of a magnet is greater


    at its poles than in the middle.
    The ends of the magnets are called poles.
    One pole is called north pole (N), the other is south The following illustrations
    pole (S). A magnet has always both north pole and shows the north and south poles
    south pole though you break it. So, when we cut a of magnets attracting metallic
    magnet into two parts, two new magnets are formed objects.
    each with a north pole and a south pole (magnetic
    dipole). The magnetic field is the area around the
    magnet where the magnetic force of attraction or
    When the poles of the two magnets are repulsion exists. It is strongest near the poles and
    placed near each other, they have a force that will its strength decreases with distance.
    either pull them together or push them apart. The
    push and pull of a magnet is called the magnetic
    force.

    Activity 1: Draw 5 objects that can be attracted by magnet and 5 objects that cannot be attracted by magnet.

    Objects attracted by the magnet Objects not attracted by the magnet

    ACTIVITY 2: Magnetic or Non-Magnetic


    Put a check (/) if the object is magnetic and a cross (X) if it is non-magnetic.
    WEEK 4
    ACTIVITY 1: TRUE OR FALSE
    _______ 1. Magnets attract all metals.
    _______ 2. Opposite poles of magnets will repel.
    _______ 3. All magnets have two north poles.
    _______ 4. The same poles of magnets will attract.
    _______ 5. A magnet can repel an object made of paper.
    _______ 6. Most objects made up of iron are attracted to magnets.
    _______ 7. Magnetic field is an area around the magnet where there is magnetic force.
    _______ 8. The pulling or pushing force is strongest at the North Pole of the magnet.
    _______ 9. The force of attraction of a magnet is greater at its poles than in the middle.
    _______ 10. If you break a magnet into two pieces, you will have two magnets with two North poles
    (N-N).

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