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Magnets Printables
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Magnets Words: Match 1
Name
Score
Draw a line from each picture to its word.
cup
book
coin
ball
key
feather
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Magnets Words: Match 1
Ages 6–8
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Magnets Picture Cards 1
Name
Score
✂ Cut out the cards. Use them to sort, match and talk about science.
key
coin
ball
cup
book
feather
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Magnets Picture Cards 1
Ages 6–8
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Magnets: Sort 1
Name
Score
Sort each one into the correct box.
A Magnet Pulls It
A Magnet Does Not
Word Box:
wood
a nail
paper
a key
a paperclip
plastic
a coin
a leaf
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Science Worksheet
Magnets: Sort 1
Ages 6–8
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Magnets: Sort 2
Name
Score
Sort each one into the correct box.
Attract (pull)
Repel (push away)
Word Box:
north + south
same poles
north + north
opposite poles
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Science Worksheet
Magnets: Sort 2
Ages 6–8
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Magnets: Sort 3
Name
Score
Sort each one into the correct box.
Made of Metal
Not Metal
Word Box:
nail
key
book
can
ball
coin
cup
feather
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Magnets: Sort 3
Ages 6–8
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Read: What Is a Magnet?
Name
Score
Read about it, then answer the questions.
What Is a Magnet?
A magnet is an object with a special pull.
It can pull things made of iron.
This pull is a force you cannot see.
A magnet sticks to a nail but not to paper.
Magnets have two ends called poles.
1) What can a magnet pull?
2) Is the pull something you can see?
3) What are a magnet’s ends called?
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Read: What Is a Magnet?
Ages 6–8
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Read: Attract and Repel
Name
Score
Read about it, then answer the questions.
Attract and Repel
Every magnet has a north and a south pole.
Opposite poles attract, or pull together.
Same poles repel, or push apart.
You can feel this pull and push with two magnets.
1) What two poles does a magnet have?
2) What do opposite poles do?
3) What do same poles do?
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Science Worksheet
Read: Attract and Repel
Ages 6–8
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Read: Magnets at Work
Name
Score
Read about it, then answer the questions.
Magnets at Work
Magnets help us in many ways.
They hold notes on a fridge.
They keep some cabinet doors shut.
Big magnets can even lift heavy metal.
1) What do magnets hold on a fridge?
2) What do they keep shut?
3) What can big magnets lift?
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Science Worksheet
Read: Magnets at Work
Ages 6–8
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Magnets: True or False 1
Name
Score
Read each sentence. Circle True or False.
1) Magnets have two poles.
True
False
2) A magnet can pull a paperclip.
True
False
3) A magnet pulls things made of iron.
True
False
4) A magnet pulls paper.
True
False
5) Opposite poles attract.
True
False
6) Same poles attract.
True
False
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Magnets: True or False 1
Ages 6–8
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Magnets: True or False 2
Name
Score
Read each sentence. Circle True or False.
1) A key can be pulled by a magnet.
True
False
2) A magnet sticks to wood.
True
False
3) Same poles push apart.
True
False
4) The pull of a magnet is a force.
True
False
5) You can see the magnet’s pull.
True
False
6) Big magnets can lift metal.
True
False
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Magnets: True or False 2
Ages 6–8
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Magnets Vocabulary 1
Name
Score
Write the best science word in each sentence. Use the word box.
Word Box: iron magnet poles attract repel force
1) The pull of a magnet is a ________.
2) Magnets attract objects made of ________.
3) The ends of a magnet are called ________.
4) To pull toward is to ________.
5) To push away is to ________.
6) A ________ can pull some metal objects.
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Science Worksheet
Magnets Vocabulary 1
Ages 6–8
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Magnets Vocabulary 2
Name
Score
Write the best science word in each sentence. Use the word box.
Word Box: repel plastic poles attract
1) A magnet does not pull wood or ________.
2) A north and a south pole will ________.
3) The strongest pull is at the ________ of a magnet.
4) Two north poles will ________ each other.
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Magnets Vocabulary 2
Ages 6–8
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Match Poles: Attract or Repel
Name
Score
Match each pair of poles.
repel
attract
repel
attract
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Science Worksheet
Match Poles: Attract or Repel
Ages 6–8
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Compare: attract and repel
Name
Score
How are attract and repel the same and different?
attract only
Both
repel only
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Science Worksheet
Compare: attract and repel
Ages 6–8
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Circle What a Magnet Pulls
Name
Score
Circle everything a magnet can pull.
coin
can
book
key
feather
nail
cup
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Circle What a Magnet Pulls
Ages 6–8
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Draw & Label: Magnets
Name
Score
Draw a magnet and three things it can pull.
1) Magnet:
2) Objects:
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Science Worksheet
Draw & Label 1
Ages 6–8
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