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Creating designs for novel products using magnets Marvellous Magnets Creating designs for novel products using magnets

What are magnets? Magnets are made from materials such as iron and nickel. They can stick to some metals, but not others. Magnets have a north pole and a south pole. N S If available show examples of magnets and magnetic materials. The IET Faraday resource ‘Magnetic Materials’ explores magnetic and non-magnetic materials further and can be used as an introductory lesson to this activity.

Magnets that attract N S When the north pole of a magnet is placed near the south pole of another magnet, they will attract each other. N S Demonstrate by showing two magnets and how they attract or repel each other.

Magnets that repel N S S N When two poles that are the same are placed near each other, they will repel each other. For example, north to north and south to south. N S Demonstrate by showing two magnets and how they attract or repel each other. S N

Products that use magnets How are magnets used in products? Think of the different types of product that use magnets. Produce a spider chart to list these products. Products that use magnets This could ether be done as a whole class activity (guided by the teacher if necessary), where responses are written on the whiteboard, or completed by learners in small groups and then feeding back to the whole class. Examples could include hoverboards, MAGLEV trains, fridge magnets, magnetic whiteboards, bag clasps, magnetic locks for doors, toys and games etc. Try and get learners to think about products that use magnets in an interesting way.

Design idea for magnetic product 1 Sketch a design for a new product that makes use of magnets. Label the main parts of your design. Explain how your design uses magnets to make it work. What makes your design different or interesting? This slide can be printed for learners to sketch their idea, or they can use A4 paper. Encourage learners to think about how the design uses magnets to make it work. Encourage them to be creative!

Design idea for magnetic product 2 Sketch a design for a new product that makes use of magnets. Label the main parts of your design. Explain how your design uses magnets to make it work. What makes your design different or interesting? This slide can be printed for learners to sketch their idea, or they can use A4 paper. Encourage learners to think about how the design uses magnets to make it work. Encourage them to be creative!