The activity helps with understanding magnetism and electromagnetism and how they are related to each other. It is an interesting hands-on project that is capable of explaining the basic phenomena of magnetism, the types of magnets, and how they are made. Children make their own electromagnets by using iron nails, copper wire, and battery cells, and they also learn about the practical implementations of various types of magnets.
Learning Outcomes
- understanding of magnetism, electromagnetism, and its types.
- This demonstrates the construction and working of different types of magnets.
- Students will learn about the practical application of different types of magnets in various appliances and in industries.
Requirements
- Mini No. of students: 15
- Max No. of students: 30
- Suitable for grade: +2
- Duration: 30 minutes