Students Kit Magnet and Compass

From dancing snakes to the darned garage to floating compass needles, the experiments in this experiment case encourage children to playfully and cognitively deal with the phenomenon of magnetism and to understand how a compass works.
Many points of contact from the children’s world ensure a high level of motivation. The experiments train the precise observation, reasoning and application of the knowledge gained, e.g. B. when building your own magnet or determining the north pole on unlabelled magnets.

Material knowledge can be imparted “on the side”, such as B. the names of different metals.

CONTENTS OF THIS KIT:

15 × Magnet, AlNiCo, north pole marked in red

15 × Test tube

1 × Sewing thread

15 × Compass rose plate for construction compass

2 × Suspension device for bar magnet 200 mm

2 × Disc magnet

1 × Horseshoe magnet

1 × Magnetic lock

15 × Bar magnet, 23 mm, without pole marking

15 × Stand for suspension device

15 × Suspension device with magnetic shoe

20 × Set of 100 pins for magnetic hanging device.

15 × Set of small items magnets

15 × Compass rose plate

15 × Float for compass needle

15 × Float for bar magnet

1 × Hiking compass

15 × Plastic shell

3 × Plastic box, 60/40/18 mm

1 × Plastic box, 60/50/30 mm

15 × Small parts box

1 × Experimenting at stations: experimenting with magnet and compass

1 × Magnet and compass clearance plan

1 × Teacher’s manual magnet and compass

EXPERIMENTS IN THIS KIT:

1 – The great material test

2 – introduction

3 – A metal exhibition

4 – rust on the wheel?

5 – The paper clip test – magnets discovered at home

6 – The swinging paper clip

7 – The darn second one

8 – magnets in the pipe9 – The darn garage

10 – submarine trip

11 – How man found the magnet

12 – The biggest magnet we know

13 – The teacher’s magnet exhibition

14 – magnets, homemade

15 – magnets without painted north pole

16 – Hanging magnets

17 – We build compasses

18 – The floating compass needle

19 – The compass needles are delicate little magnets

20 – Where is the compass needle pointing?

21 – A real compass