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Magnetism

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Magnetism . By…. What Are Magnets?. Magnets are…. What are Temporary Magnets?. Temporary magnets are…. What Are Permanent Magnets?. Permanent magnets are…. What Are Electromagnets?. Electromagnets are…. What Are Superconductors?. Superconductors are…. Discovered!!.

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Magnetism

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  1. Magnetism By…

  2. What Are Magnets? • Magnets are…

  3. What are Temporary Magnets? • Temporary magnets are…

  4. What Are Permanent Magnets? • Permanent magnets are…

  5. What Are Electromagnets? • Electromagnets are…

  6. What Are Superconductors? • Superconductors are…

  7. Discovered!! • Some of the scientists that have worked with magnetism are…

  8. Magnet Facts… • 1. • 2. • 3. • 4.

  9. Research Question • After learning some things about magnets, We’ve decided that we’d like to learn more about…

  10. Experimental Design • We would go about learning more about magnets by…

  11. Hypothesis • Our hypothesis is… If the manipulated variable (increases/decreases), then the responding variable will (increase/decrease.)

  12. Materials • We will need the following items to complete our experiment.

  13. Procedure • Our procedure will be… • 1 • 2 • 3 • Etc…

  14. Variables • Our controlled variables are…(what you keep the same) • Our manipulated variable is…(what you intentionally change) • Our responding variable is...(What is measured)

  15. Data • We will collect the following data from our experiment.

  16. And the Rest of the Experiment… • If we were to complete our experiment, the results, conclusions, and limitations steps would follow.

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