A magnet sticks to some types of metals-Alfie
The metals that sticks to magnets are iron, steel and nickel – Calum S
They have magnetic fields around them; we can’t see this field-Cole and Aaron
There are 2 poles called the south and north poles-Alfie, Eva and Hannah
Magnets can stick to each other only if the poles are opposite-Paul
If both north and north are together they will repel each other-Aaraa
We have been testing things to see if they are magnetic or not-Hannah
Paper clips are magnetic-Elliot
My T-shirt is not magnetic-Joey
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We think your learning sounds super. We have learned something new from your blog because we thought that the North Pole was just where Santa lives. Now we know that there is a North Pole on every magnet.
Primary 1 said great work from P3. You have learned lots of big words and interesting facts!
Sounds like you are learning a lot in Science P3! Keep up the great work!
Hi P3 it is Hannah Eva’s sister I love magnets. It is just the way they stick together. But keep up the good work 😉
I hope we might learn some new more things. I hope that miss mcgregor thinks fast about what we are doing next.
WOW it sounds like you are learing lots right now.
You certainly know a lot about magnets.
good pictures and pumkings