3 inch strong zink-plated steel horseshoe magnet with North and South poles marked. Supplied with keeper.
4 inch strong zink-plated steel horseshoemagnet with North and South poles marked. Supplied with keeper.
Made of chrome steel with marked poles. Dimensions: 6" x 3/4" x 1/4". Set of 2. Includes plastic box.
A big, durable 8" high magnet. Horseshoe-shaped plastic handle is easy to grip for even the youngest hands. Ages 3 and up.
Set of 6 magnets, all different colors. Painted on both sides, tough ceramic ring magnets.
Contents:
• 10 Magnet Wands
• 10 Plastic-Encased Button Magnets
• 15 Magnet Rings
• 50 Magnet Marbles
• 1 Alnico Bar Magnet
• 200 Metal-Rimmed Counting Chips
• 100 Paperclips
• 5 Pencils
• 1 Teacher's Guide
Compare and contrast different magnets (by size, shape & strength). Explore attraction & repulsion. Investigate a magnet’s force through solids & liquids. Learn magnetism vocabulary. Each kit contains materials for a work group of five students, plus easy-to-use educational guides. Kit contains 10 magnet wands, 5 button magnets, 50 magnetic marbles, 15 ring magnets,10 disc magnets, 200 magnetic counting chips,100 colorful paperclips, 5 pencils, demo bar magnet, and Teacher's guide. Ages 4-7.
Contents:
• Alnico Bar Magnet (2")
• 5 Ceramic Horseshoe Magnets (1")
• 5 Plastic-encased North/South Bar Magnets
• 5 Plastic-encased Button Magnets
• 5 Plastic-encased Block Magnets
• 15 Ceramic Ring Magnets
• 5 Sets of Polished Steel Shapes
• 5 Magnet Wands
• 5 Compasses
• 5 Pencils
• Teachers Guide
• For ages 6-9
• For workgroup of 5 students
Supplement your science curriculum with comprehensive magnet kits aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards! Investigate motion and stability, matter and its interactions and more. This kit is designed for groups of 5-10 students. Ages 6-9/Grades 1-3. Contains 5 magnetic wands, 15 ring magnets, 5 north/south bar magnets, 5 ceramic block magnets, 5 disc magnets, 5 ceramic horseshoe magnets, 5 compasses, 5 sets of steel shapes, 5 pencils, demo bar magnet and a Teacher's guide. For ages 6-9. For workgroup of 5 students.
Comes with
• 5 Alnico bar and horseshoe magnets
• 10 ceramic block magnets
• 15 latch magnets
• 10 disc magnets
• 5 lodestones
• 5 flexible magnet discs
• 5 pieces of magnetic viewing film
• 5 sets of iron fillings
• 5 compasses
• 5 corks
• 5 nails demo bar magnet
• Teacher's guide
• For ages 9-12
• For workgroup of 5 students.
This exciting magnet kit provides you with the materials you need to implement or supplement a study of magnets in your classroom. The easy-to-use educational guide is filled with suggestions for hands-on activities that will help you introduce your students to the wonderful world of magnets. As students experiment with the materials and see how magnets work, they will discover what objects magnets attract, learn key terms, and see the influence of magnetic fields. Comes with 5 Alnico bar and horseshoe magnets, 10 ceramic block magnets, 15 latch magnets, 10 disc magnets, 5 lodestones, 5 flexible magnet discs, 5 pieces of magnetic viewing film, 5 sets of iron fillings, 5 compasses, 5 corks, 5 nails demo bar magnet, and a Teacher's guide. For ages 9-12. For workgroup of 5 students.
Student Version. This educational kit contains materials and instructions suitable for safe hands-on inquiry-based experimentation into the nature and properties of magnets and electromagnetism. This kit is primarily aimed at students in Middle School but may be used by Elementary or High School students by slightly altering the instructions. Instructions are also included for Science Fair activities and optional Probeware/Data-Logging activities. Experiments that can be performed include how a compass works, why and how magnets react to things, is electricity magnetic, working of an electromagnet, can magnets generate electricity etc.
Kit includes: Bar Magnet-2prs, Horseshoe Magnet-1, Aluminum Strip-1, Iron Strip-1, Copper Strip-1, Zinc Strip-1, Electromagnet-1, Contact Key-1, Magnetic Compass-2 & Oersteds Law Apparatus -1.
This educational kit contains materials and instructions suitable for safe hands-on inquiry-based experimentation into the nature and properties of magnets and electromagnetism. This kit is primarily aimed at students in Middle School but may be used by Elementary or High School students by slightly altering the instructions. Instructions are also included for Science Fair activities and optional Probeware/Data-Logging activities. Experiments that can be performed include how a compass works, why and how magnets react to things, is electricity magnetic, working of an electromagnet, can magnets generate electricity, analyzing a generator, construction of a motor etc.
Kit includes: Dynamo Generator AC/DC-1, Motor model-1, Bar Magnet-2prs, Horseshoe Magnet-1, Aluminum Strip-1, Iron Strip-1, Copper Strip-1, Zinc Strip-1, Electromagnet-1, Contact Key-1, Magnetic Compass-2 & Oersteds Law Apparatus-1.
Strong Alnico 1 Cylindrical Magnets, shipped in pairs, with separators and keepers. North pole marked with a dot.
Strong Alnico 1 Cylindrical Magnets, shipped in pairs, with separators and keepers. North pole marked with a dot.
This kit is designed for high school students to learn the principles and applications of electromagnets. It includes two coils on plastic spools, a U shape iron core, a straight iron core, two magnetic compasses with stands, and a pair of wires. Students can build a bar-shaped and a U -shaped electromagnet which they power with a 6V battery (not included) or DC power supply (not included), to determine the magnitude and polarity of electromagnetic forces. An activity guide and a plastic storage case are included. Shipping weight: 7.3 Oz., dimensions: 4.5" x 4.5" x 1.5".
Neodymium (NdFeB) is the most powerful magnet material in the world. Neodymium is classified as an element in the lanthanides section of the Periodic Table. These are the super strong magnets you have heard about that can attract through your hand.
Neodymium (NdFeB) is the most powerful magnet material in the world. Neodymium is classified as an element in the lanthanides section of the Periodic Table. These are the super strong magnets you have heard about that can attract through your hand.
Neodymium (NdFeB) is the most powerful magnet material in the world. Neodymium is classified as an element in the lanthanides section of the Periodic Table. These are the super strong magnets you have heard about that can attract through your hand.
Includes everything you'll need to show that electricity can act very much like a magnet. One large nail, one five-foot piece and one 1 1/4-foot piece of plastic insulated wire with end connectors, one knife-edge switch, two screws, one 3" x 4" x 1" wooden block and complete instructions. Battery not included.
Odd-shaped magnets make odd-shaped magnetic fields. This kit has seven very powerful neodymium rare earth magnets in seven unusual shapes. When placed near or on top of the included magnetic field viewer containing iron filings, the iron filings line up in amusing patterns. The 2.5" x 3.5" viewer is sealed so the filings won't spill or stick. Shapes included: bar, star, heart, disk, triangle, ball and ring. With 3/4" x 4" keeper and instructions.
Designed to demonstrate the attraction-repulsion theory of magnetism. Students use five colored ceramic washer magnets and a 6" dowel to perform this popular experiment and others. Includes activity booklet and storage case.
1" horseshoe magnet with keeper. Lifts two pounds.
Iron filings, in shaker bottle for magnetism demonstration - 500g
These magnetic filings are great for classroom use and allow students to engage in a wide variety of hands on experiments to develop a greater understanding of concepts related to magnetism. 500g in a shaker bottle.
This magnetic compass is extra large (90mm, 3 1/2" diameter). Comes in a bright colored plastic case with clear plastic top.