Corpus Christi School

Science Class
Prepare your notebook and pen.
TPR
check
 Let’s do
a mindfulness
exercise.
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W E X F
L O H U
A R B C
f F O R C E

a push or a pull
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S I W F
L O H U
A R P C
 f P U S H

a force applied in
a direction away
from you
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E

W E Y D
S O E U
A R P C
f S P E E D

how fast or how

slow an object
moves
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W E Y I
N O I U
A R P T
 I N E R T I A

the tendency of a
body in motion to
keep moving, and a
body at rest to stay at
rest
LEARNING COMPETENCY:

Characterize magnetic force.

Do you want to see magic?
Watch me!
Did I really just perform magic?

Can you explain what happened?

 MAGNET
● a metal that attracts other metals
made of iron, steel or nickel

● natural magnet = loadstone or

magnetite discovered in Magnesia,
Greece
 MAGNET
● has a noncontact force called
MAGNETISM or MAGNETIC FORCE

● magnetic force pulls or pushes an

object from a distance
● The area around a magnet is called the
MAGNETIC FIELD.
magnetic field
● A magnet comes in different shapes
and sizes.

Source: OX Science
● A magnet may be a temporary magnet, a
permanent magnet, or an electromagnet.
TEMPORARY PERMANENT
MAGNETS MAGNETS
ELECTROMAGNET
 MAGNET
● has two poles ( north and south)
where the force is the strongest
Remember:

The north pole of

one magnet will
repel (push
away) the north
pole of the other
magnet.
Remember:

The north pole of

one magnet will
attract (pull) the
south pole of the
other magnet.
 Law of Magnetism

Opposite poles attract.

Like poles repel.
Think about it!

Think of a situation where you can

use what you have learned about a
magnet.
Today we have learned that…

1. A magnet has a noncontact force called

magnetism.
2. A magnet may be permanent or temporary.
3. Magnetic materials, mostly made of iron or
steel, are attracted to magnets.
4. Materials not attracted to magnets are called
non-magnetic materials.
Seatwork: Write True or False.

1. Magnetism is a contact force.

2. The north pole of a magnet attracts the north pole of
another magnet.
3. A needle is a non-magnetic material.
4. A refrigerator door has a magnet in it.
Reminders:
1. Bring a magnet (ref magnet will do) tomorrow.
2. We will have SA 3.1 on Friday.
Study:
● Force
Contact & Non-contact Forces
Effects of Force
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
● Magnetic Force
REFERENCES:

● Video Lab: Magnetic Forces; Mar. 20, 2015; Science Bits;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp0Bu75MSj8&t=21s

● Invisible Force Field (Magnetic Field); Young Scientist.in; May 15, 2016;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00lqFyQI8CM
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