Gravity and magnetism 3rd grade

This easy science experiment is a fun way to demonstrate the concept of gravity to young children. You’ll just need a few supplies, including paperclips and magnets, to take part in this cool science activity! This activity correlates with NGSS: Disciplinary Core Idea PS2.B. Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Here’s a fun...

STEM for Kids: Two fun science experiments for exploring gravity and magnetism! (Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarten, first grade and up!) Meets NGSS. ~ BuggyandBuddy.com

Looking for a way to make forces and interactions more engaging for your third grade students? Check out these fun force and motion activities that will keep them entertained and learning!

We are exploring magnets here in kindergarten! We sorted objects between magnetic and not magnetic. I wanted the kids to be able to glue down their sort to display in the hallway. You could use tape or regular glue, but in the interest of time I opted for a glue gun. This SUPER cool temp glue gun (you have to buy special glue sticks but they are not expensive) eliminates the worry over burns! But like I said, tape works too. We have some magnet sorting in our science station

Teaching science in second or third grade? These force and motion activities, experiments, and lessons are easy to plan, NGSS aligned, and SO much fun! Your students will love the STEM challenges and the Science worksheets are so engaging.

See how paper clips defy gravity and fly into your hands using a magnet. Experiment to learn about the properties of magnet and gravity.

Children love exploring with magnets, and these magnet mazes and pathways let them experiment while working on coordination & problem solving.

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