Magnetism

Perfect for budding scientists and inventors: the magnetic science laboratory with seven experiments. Contains instructions, tools and all items for seven magnetic experiments: including a gravitational magnet, balance magnet, jumping magnet, rotating planet, magnetic fish and fishing rod, and swirl magnet. detailed, illustrated assembly instructions for 7 experiments 34 items promotes a love...

These horseshoe-shaped magnets are large enough to be held by small children's hands - so even the youngest can enjoy magnetic experiments. The horseshoes are made of plastic and easy to handle due to their shape. A magnetic south pole and a magnetic north pole are integrated at each end. 6 magnets in the colours yellow, violet, red, green, blue and orange. Dimensions: approx. 12.5 cm high 6...

An exciting, constantly developing magnetic game where you can use your own items. Children place small objects made from different materials into each compartment and close the transparent cover. Now they need to predict whether the object will be magnetic or not. If they think the object is magnetic, they insert a green pin. If they think the object is not magnetic, they insert a red pin....

Marvel and understand - have your class experiment with magnets and discover magnetism yourself. The eperiment box has enough material for 25 children. Scope of delivery: 7 bar magnets 2 small horseshoe magnets 1 large horseshoe magnet 10 magnet balls 2 small bar magnets 2 magnet rings 100 magnet plates Age specification: Recommended for children from age 5 Not suitable for children under 3...

Game of observation and skill to discover the "magic" of magnetism for 3-6 year-olds. The magnetic discs must be stacked on the stands in the sequence shown on the photo cards. The magnetic properties ensure surprises and make this game really great fun. Children will discover that some discs stick together thanks to the power of their magnetic poles, while others stay apart due to the...

This board is an impressive way to show your students how magnetic fields are created. It contains iron filings in water which, in conjunction with a magnet, arrange themselves into lines corresponding to the magnetic fields. Since the iron filings move more slowly in liquid than in the air, they are ideal for observation. This design also avoids the need to scatter and then dispose of iron...

This set with 2 plastic-coated bar magnets is ideal for magnetic experiments. The magnets are ideal for demonstrating attraction and repulsion . Can be used in combination with iron filings for a visual illustration of magnetic fields and gives you a way to explain the topic that is clear and easy to understand. In addition, the magnetic properties of a wide variety of materials can be...

These buzzing stunt magnets produce amazing noises when they come together. The strong, oval magnets attract each other and immediately bounce off each other again due to their hard surface. They continue moving until their gravitational potential has resulted in a north-south alignment. During this process, impressive sounds are created. The buzzing stunt magnets are ideal for general...

This set consists of 6 metal cubes, each with sides of approx. 20 mm. The set is ideal for determining magnetic properties, hardness, conductivity, density or melting point. Literature values for density: Aluminium: 2698.9 kg/m³ at 20 °C Zinc: 7140 kg/m³ at 25 °C Steel (iron): different depending on variety, iron: 7874 kg/m³ at 20 °C Copper: 8920 kg/m³ at 20 °C Brass: 8410 to 8860 kg/m³...