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Magnetic vs. Non-Magnetic
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Are coins magnetic?
Yes, they are! They are made of metal. Where does metal come from?
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Are scissors attracted by a magnet?
Yes, they are! They are made of metal.
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Are bolts magnetic?
Yes, they are! They are made of metal.
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Are staples magnetic?
Of course they are! They are made of metal. Where does metal come from?
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Are these spoons attracted by magnets?
No, these are made out of plastic! Where does plastic come from?
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Are these buttons magnetic?
No! These buttons are made of plastic. Where does plastic come from?
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Is this comb magnetic?
No! It's made out of wood. Where does wood come from?
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Are screws magnetic?
Yes, they are! They are made of metal.
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Is Lego magnetic?
No, it's made out of plastic! Where does plastic come from?
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Is this balloon dog magnetic?
Of course not! It's made of plastic. Where does plastic come from?
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Is this hammer magnetic?
Yes. It's made of iron. Where does iron come from?
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Are tissues attracted by a magnet?
No! They are made of paper. Where does paper come from?
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Are spoons magnetic?
Yes, these are. They are made of metal. Where does metal come from?
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Are marbles magnetic?
No, they aren't! They are made of glass. Where does glass come from?
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Are paper clips attracted by magnets?
Yes, they are. They are made of metal. Where does metal come from?
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