Magnetism for 8-12s
Tuesday 6th February 2023: 1-1.50pm
Learn about the force of magnetism!
+ Experience the force of magnetism!
+ Watch exciting demonstrations!
+ Make a working compass and find the North pole!
Your home-education journal is already written!
Your booking confirmation will include a digital download containing joining instructions and link, equipment list and a summary of the keywords, key concepts and student activities planned for this session. You can simply copy, paste and adapt it for your home-education journal and use it to help you discuss the learning with your child afterwards.
Equipment (To join an entirely optional practical)
It is a good idea to have a whiteboard or paper, pen, ruler and calculator to hand in each session.
- A strong magnet (more if possible) (Neodymium ones are good) Warning - swallowing these can cause serious health problems, keep away from very young children and pets. Magnets can destroy electronic data storage. Keep a safe distance from phones, computers and devices.
- Metal paper clip (small, not coated in plastic)
- Fine sewing thread (about 30cm)
- Stack of books (about 20cm high)
- Sticky tape or blue tack
- 30cm ruler
- Range of sheets of different materials (paper, plastic, fabric, foil, etc)
- Large bowl of water
- Large sewing needle
- A leaf, or plastic bottle cap
- Compass (if possible, on smart phone is fine)
- Scissors (take care with sharps)
What might younger students need help with?
Younger students might need help with tying knots and careful handling of magnets, water and a needle.
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Price is for one device (screen) to join for one session.
Upon booking you will receive a digital download (available for one year) with joining instructions and link, equipment list, home-ed journal text and registration form link (for photography consent form and opportunity to let us know any relevant needs),
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