Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Brick
Non-magnetic
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Iron
Magnetic
a force between two surfaces that slows down moving objects
Slippery
Grip
Friction
Surface
Attract or Repel
Repel
one pole of a magnet, sometimes coloured blue
Attract
South Pole
Magnetism
North Pole
to pull towards
North Pole
Repel
South Pole
Attract
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Copper
Non-magnetic
True or False. The Earth’s gravity is a force that pushes objects towards the centre of the Earth.
False
to push away
South Pole
North Pole
Attract
Repel
The force that makes magnets push or pull is called (gravity / magnetism).
Magnetism
Attract or Repel
Repel
The standard unit used to measure forces is the (newton (N) / metre (m).
Newton (N)
Attract or Repel
Attract
Attract or Repel
Attract
The force that makes moving objects slow down is called (friction / gravity).
Friction
True or False. All magnets have a north pole and a south pole.
True
True or False. When one object moves on another object it makes a force called magnetism.
False
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Wood
Non-magnetic
describes a surface without much friction
Friction
Slippery
Gravity
Surface
one pole of a magnet, sometimes coloured red
Repel
South pole
Magnetism
North pole
True or False. Forces can make some objects change shape, speed up, slow down or change direction.
True
Gravity (pushes / pulls) things towards the centre of the Earth.
Pulls
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Paper clip
Magnetic
The strength of force can be measured using (forcemeters / forces).
Forcemeter
a force used by magnets to push or pull
Magnetism
North pole
South pole
Attract
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Aluminum
Non-magnetic
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Teddy bear
Non-magnetic
Magnetic or Non Magnetic. Stainless steel
Magnetic
When things pull together,we say they (repel / attract).
Attract
Move downwards because of the force of gravity
Fall
Upwards
Slippery
Friction
the outside of an object
Slippery
Grip
Surface
Friction