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  • Primary School - Grades K-3
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Research the Maglev train R S
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Magnets & Electromagnets
    Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Test if the number of turns of wire will affect the amount of electricity in a circuit (induction). R
    What factors determine the strength of an electromagnet? R R R R R R R R R R R
    Build a simple telegraph set? R R

    Interdisciplinary Topic: Magnets & Electromagnets
    Middle School - Grades 7-9
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    How do speakers work? Build Your Own Loudspeaker. R S
    Determining the relationship between torque and mass lifted by an electric motor. S
    Electromagnetic Propulsion System for Magnetic-Levitation Train R R
    Can a Motor Act Like a Generator, and How Efficiently? R R
    Demonstrate how electromagnetism can be used to create an electric motor. R R R R R R S
    What factors determine the strength of an electromagnet? R R R R R R R R R R R
    The Effect of Temperature on the Strength of an Electromagnet S
    Picture the shape of the field around an electromagnet. R
    What are electromagnetic bombs (E-bombs)? R S
    Does electromagnetising a magnet, increase or decrease the power of the magnet? R
    How Does Coil Shape and Magnet Placement Affect the Rotations of a Simple Motor? R R
    Make a rail gun using a homopolar motor and do different tests to see what factors affect its performance. R R
    Build a simple wireless telegraph system. R
    Build and demonstrate a levitated train (Maglev) and explain how it works. R R R R R S
    Will Magnetic Levitation Help Reduce Friction? R R
    Do electromagnetic fields affect plant growth? S
    Build your own galvanometer R R
    Demonstrate Lenz's Law R R
    Build a small dynamometer that could measure the output power, torque, and RPM of a HO scale slot car. R
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Magnets & Electromagnets
    High School - Grades 10-12
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Make an electric motorboat for 5 meter rain gutter drag races R
    Stepper Motor and Controller Projects and Experiments R
    Research WiTricity. R
    Determine if Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) can be prevented by products that claim to prevent EMFs. R
    Ampère's law related experiments R
    Compare the performance between pre-wrapped and hand wrapped magnetic coils with lower inductance. R
    Build a simple wireless telegraph system. R
    Demonstrate how electromagnetism can be used to create an electric motor. R R R R R R S
    Build and investigate a reed switch motor R R
    Use electromagnetic forces in a coil to propel a projectile S
    Discover how electromagnetic radiation flows through open air, empty vacuum, helium and argon. R R
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Magnets & Electromagnets
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    Battery & Cell Background R
    Electricity & Electronics Inventions and Discoveries R

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    Electrical Safety R R


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