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Ohio Standard: Physical Sciences
Grade Level Indicator: (Grade: 1) 5. Explore the effects some objects have on others even when the two objects might not touch (e.g., magnets).
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Magnet Mania
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ORC# 1050
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Resource Type: Lessons
Discipline: Science
Grades: Grade 2
Professional Commentary: Students explore magnetism while "fishing" for letters. This activity is not a complete lesson, but could be used as an introductory activity to a lesson or unit on magnetism....
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Magnetic Pick-ups
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ORC# 521
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Resource Type: Lessons
Discipline: Science
Grades: Grade 3
Professional Commentary: Students gain an understanding that certain materials are attracted to magnets and some are not. Students may have already discovered that magnets can make an object move without touching it....
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NAEP Assessment Item, Grade 4: Pushing magnets together
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ORC# 1575
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Resource Type: Assessments
Discipline: Science
Grades: Grades K–5
Professional Commentary: Students are asked to predict what will happen when two magnets are pushed together. Students are then asked to explain why the predicted outcome will occur....
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Magnetism
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ORC# 1002
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Resource Type: Content Supports
Discipline: Science
Grades: Grades K–5, 11–12
Professional Commentary: The fundamental properties of magnets and magnetism are introduced in this resource. The information does not specifically address the relationship between electricity and magnetism, but it lays the needed foundation....
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Magnetic Testing
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ORC# 2624
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Resource Type: Assessments
Discipline: Science
Grades: Grades K–5
Professional Commentary: Students make observations then use their experience to make a prediction. The task assesses primary students' abilities to observe differences and similarities and make predictions....