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Thames and Kosmos Magic of Magnets science kit. Have fun and learn experimenting with invisible forces. Learn how to build a compass and where the magnetic poles are. With additional magnetic games.<\/p>\n
Eight different experiments covering topics to help our budding scientists to better under stand the concept of magnetism<\/a>. Why are some metal objects attracted to magnets, but not all? How can iron become ‘ magnetised’; how do migratory birds use the Earth’s magnetic field in their annual migrations. Learning is achieved through experimentation and applying principles learnt to some simple games.<\/p>\n Note<\/strong>: Although there is an image of a horseshoe magnet on the box the kit does not include one. It is included in the picture as a graphic design element only.<\/p>\n Contents:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n