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Magnets
Christine Taylor-Butler
Library Binding (Lightbox, Aug. 1, 2018)Did you know that there are three main kinds of magnets? Permanent magnets, temporary magnets, and electromagnets all have a magnetic field, which has the power to attract certain objects. Conduct your own experiments to discover more about magnets and how they work in Magnets.
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Magnets
Steffi Cavell-Clarke
Paperback (Kidhaven Publishing, Jan. 1, 2017)Experimenting with magnets is a fun way for early learners to explore physical science. Readers are introduced to the basic facts that explain how magnets work, enhancing their understanding of this important part of elementary science curricula. Clear, age-appropriate language takes potentially abstract ideas and presents them in a way that is easy for early learners to understand. Detailed diagrams and full-color photographs also help readers gain a deeper understanding of the amazing science behind magnets.
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Magnets
Bertha Morris Parker
Unknown Binding (Row, Peterson, March 15, 1958)Basic Science Education Series. Illustrated throughout. Checked for scientific accuracy by Clifford Holley. 36p.
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Magnets
Ed Catherall
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, Jan. 23, 1987)None
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Magnets,
Bertha Morris Parker
Unknown Binding (Row, Peterson, March 15, 1955)None
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Magnets
Julie Fitzpatrick
Hardcover (Trafalgar Square, Sept. 1, 1991)None
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Using Magnets
Julian Rowe, Molly Perham, Peter Millard, David Anstey
Hardcover (Franklin Watts Ltd, Feb. 28, 1994)Using cut-out photographs and a minimum of text, this book aims to help children to see the science behind what they see in the world. It includes material on different energy sources and suggests further science and technology activities.
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Magnet
E.G. Vallens
Hardcover (Prentice Hall Press, )None
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Magnets
Steffi Cavell-Clarke
Paperback (The Secret Book Company, Aug. 15, 2019)None
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Magnets: Magnetism
Rachel Lynette
Paperback (Raintree Paperbacks, )None
