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Ssalc Q3 W1,W2 Magnet 7th grade science q3 week 1

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Ssalc Q3 W1,W2 Magnet 7th grade science q3 week 1

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  1. Magnets Magnetism Videos Read Alouds

  2. WARM-UP: On the following slide, create a circle map with “Magnetism” in the center. Work on circle chart during the following video. Generation Genius Video The Power of Magnets

  3. Generation Genius Video Link Understanding Magnetic Fields: Nearpod Code: If absent do this: make sure to be signed into class link: https://share.nearpod.com/e/aKjlqReyAdb

  4. Read each statement. Choose “thumbs-up” if you agree. Choose “thumbs-down” if you disagree. Be prepared to turn cameras on for this warm-up. Activating Background Knowledge 👍 👎 All of the metals found on Earth (natural and man-made) are magnetic 👍 👎 Earth has a huge magnetic field that extends from the North and South Poles into space. 👍 👎 A paperclip cannot become magnetic and pick up other paper clips no matter the circumstances 👍 👎 If an iron object is near a magnet, but is not within the magnetic field, the object will not be attracted to the magnet.

  5. Copy and paste the circle and text box to add information. Copy and paste the circle and text box to add information. Copy and paste the circle and text box to add information. Copy and paste the circle and text box to add information. Magnetism Lorem ipsum tempus Copy and paste the circle and text box to add information.

  6. All magnets have a magnetic field Different magnet charges attract Magnets with the same charge repel. There objects that generate magnetic field Magnetism Lorem ipsum tempus Bigger magnets have a stronger magnetic feild

  7. Magnetism Week 1 and 2 I Can: Describe how the interaction of magnets create field lines that produce forces that can act on certain materials.

  8. Vocabulary

  9. Jamboard

  10. Brain Break Put only your left pinkie up Put only your right thumb up

  11. Type/draw here. Type/draw here. Type/draw here. Continueto Part 2

  12. Type/draw here. Type/draw here. Continueto Questions

  13. Answer here Answer here Answer here

  14. The three minerals attracted to magnets are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PyqL9y7VZo These minerals make Earth one big magnet because In an electromagnet, the moving electrons come from A magnet is different from a piece of iron that is not magnetic because

  15. Iron, nickel,cobalt. Most common mineral that can be made into magnet is iron. Earth’s core is a giant magnet because it is made of iron and nickel Electricity such as a battery Electrons in iron are spinning in all different directions, in a magnet made of iron the electrons are lined up, with a north pole, and a south pole

  16. What is the difference between the magnetic energy in these images (A and B) ? Data

  17. Magnet Max

  18. What will happen to the two magnets below if they are released?Answer in POLL. Exit Ticket A. The magnets will move toward each other. B. The magnets will move further apart. C. The magnets will both move to the right. D. The magnets will both move to the left.

  19. “Magnetism” Gizmo

  20. BlooBlooket • Blooket

  21. Week 1, Day 2 Brain Pop Video Vide Brain Pop quiz

  22. Reflect Which emoji best represents how you are feeling about today’s lesson? Poll

  23. Magnetic dipole field

  24. A magnetic Quadrupole

  25. H hHiHi

  26. HHi. Sign into Language Arts I-ready and begin. You must have your cameras on. You may mute me if you find me distracting.

  27. Brain Break “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts” ~ Winston S. Churchill

  28. Do You Know? Each hydrogen atom in your body is likely 13.5 billion years old as they were created at the birth of the universe.

  29. Students should go to login.legendsoflearning.com to join • Choose "Play Teacher Assignments" when prompted • Enter teacher code ROTTCI1 • Select sign up or log in • Select Assignment: Electric and Magnetic Forces PS2.B-1 Assignment • Start playing!

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