Description
The Earth is a magnet that can interact with other magnets in such a way that the end of a compass magnet marked as “North” is drawn to align towards the Earth’s North Pole. The aim of this experiment is to help you make your own magnetic compass.
Learning Outcomes
- Makes students familiar with terminologies associated with magnetism
- Demonstrates the characteristics and interaction of magnets and the earth’s magnetic field.
- Develops creativity
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Info Magnetic Board
₹1999

Miniscope
₹699

Large Scribble Board
₹2999

Small Scribble Board
₹1999

Stick O Fun
₹1499

Hook N Look
₹647
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Then prototype, test, iterate, test…
A variety of materials are tried out when creating prototypes. Every project goes through dozens of iterations!


Then test some more…with kids!
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Materials perfected
A variety of materials are tried out when creating prototypes. Every project goes through dozens of iterations!



then finally
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