Objective: Diagram a magnetic field

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Learning Targets Magnets and Electricity Investigation 1 Review
Advertisements

What is Magnetism?. Properties of Magnets An unusual rock discovered City of Magnesia Contained mineral called magnetite (source of iron ore) Also attracted.
Magnets What do we already know?.
MAGNETS By: T. Goodson.
magneticnon-magnetic Magnets have a north pole and a south pole. What do you think will happen if we put the north pole of one magnet next to.
Magnets. Two Poles What is a magnet? A magnet is an object that attracts certain materials usually objects made of iron or steel.
Magnetism Openers Mrs. V Science Write “Attract,” or “Repel,” for each situation
What is Magnetism Chapter 1 Section 1 Pages
Forces and Friction What are Forces? Lesson 1.
What Are Magnets?.
Magnets, Magnets and More Magnets. Explore Using the material given, find things around the room that stick to it.
Magnetism.
Magnetic Fields and Forces
I. Characteristics of Magnets
Magnets 1 Two poles of the opposite kind attract each other. Two poles of the same kind repel each other.
Magnetism The properties and interactions of magnets.
Magnets. Magnet An object that pulls certain metals towards it.
Magnets and Magnetic Fields
Magnetism What is magnetism? Magnetism is an invisible force seen when all the electrons spin in the same direction. When you bring two magnets together.
Week 4 Lessons. What will you learn ? 1c. Students know electric currents produce magnetic fields and know how to build a simple electromagnet. 1f. Students.
MAGNETISM Section 8.1. Magnetism  Magnetism- the properties and interactions of magnets  Interaction between two magnets, called magnetic force, increases.
Marvelous Magnets! Determine that only certain types of objects are attracted to magnets. 3 rd Grade Science.
Magnetism By: Manisha Shrestha. What is a magnet? A magnet is an object that attracts certain materials, usually objects that are made of iron or steel.
Electricity What is electricity, and how is it different from magnetism? Electricity = the interaction between electrical charges (positive and negative).
M AGNETISM About All You Need to Know. F ROM END TO END Magnets have two poles, or ends. Magnets have a north pole and a south pole, just like the Earth.
Magnets. Attraction  No, not that type of attraction!  Magnets have a powerful force that attracts or moves certain metals towards them!
Magnets. All magnets have two ends called POLES There is a NORTH pole and a SOUTH pole SN.
Magnetism QUIZ.
Electromagnetic Forces
Marvelous Magical Magnets
Magnetism Notes 1 Magnetism – is a force of
Natural sciences 4.
Gravitational, Magnetic and Electrical Fields
Magnetic and electric fields
Vocabulary and Field Lines
Basic Magnetic Properties
Do Now Heading: Magnetic Fields
Magnetism, Electricity & Circuits!!!
Magnetism.
About All You Need to Know
-FORCE & MOTION.
Magnetism – Making Magnets
Chapter 18.1 – Magnets and Magnetic Fields
Magnetic Forces Non-Contact Force.
Marvelous Magical Magnets
DSQ: Which magnets in the picture are attracting, and which are repelling?
Magnets Test Review.
Magnetic or non-magnetic?
Investigation TWO: Magnets and magnetism
Electricity and magnetism
Learn All about magnets
FI2 & FI3 Notes.
WEEK 3 Magnetic Forces Quickly go through each picture and briefly describe how it relates to this unit.
Magnets.
Magnets Vocabulary.
Magnets.
Magnets.
Magnetism.
Magnetism.
Electricity and Magnets
Magnetism.
Magnetism Magnets… Produce _____________________________, invisible ______________________ that _________________ (push) or _____________________ (pull)
I. Characteristics of Magnets
Magnets What do we already know?.
All About Magnets.
Magnets What do we already know?.
The green magnet and lower red magnet attract each other.
Magnetism.
Presentation transcript:

Objective: Diagram a magnetic field These two magnets will…   a) Repel each other b) Attract each other c) Refract each other d) Not interact with each other Magnets Magnetic fields

This is magnet.

metal that attracts iron. A Magnet is… metal that attracts iron.

Interesting facts about magnets: 1)All magnets have 2 poles S is for South Pole N is for North Pole

Interesting facts about magnets: 2) Break a magnet, each part will still have 2 poles.

Interesting facts about magnets: . 3) Like poles (South South and North North) repel each other (push each other away)

Interesting facts about magnets: 4) Unlike Poles (South and North) attract each other (pull each other together)

These two magnets will…. Attract and pull each other together Repel and pull each other together Attract and push each other away Repel and push each other away

These two magnets pull towards each other. These two magnets push away from one another. Why?

These are all the things you can see.

This is what you can’t see. Magnetic Fields

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 1) Draw a magnet.

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 2) Draw a loop circling from north to south. Don’t forget the arrow.

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 3) Mirror the first loop on the bottom.

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 4) Add another loop on each side

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 5) Draw arrows leaving the north side

How to Draw Magnetic Fields 6) Draw Arrows Entering the South Side

Check: Which drawing of a magnetic field is incorrect? B A C S N

The power of magnets more lines close together = more magnetic force

Where are magnets most powerful?

Where are magnets most powerful?

Where are magnets least powerful?

Where are magnets least powerful?

Magnetic Fields

Quiz Check: What can we say about Area Delta and Area Chi? Area Delta and Area Chi experience no magnetic force. Area Delta experiences more magnetic force than Area Chi. Area Delta experiences less magnetic force than area Chi. Area Delta experience the same amount of magnetic force as Area Chi. Delta Chi

Quiz Check: Why are magnetic fields important?

Quiz Check: Match the drawing of the magnetic fields with the arrangement of magnets. B C D N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S

Quiz Check THINK CRITICALLY! How does a compass work?