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Stanley Demonstrates Magnetism With Several Types of Magnets
Bar Magnet
1. Place the bar magnet on a table.
2. Put a sheet of glass or plastic over the magnet.
3. Sprinkle the iron filings over the sheet evenly.
4. On a separate paper, sketch the magnet. Show the lines made by the iron filings.
Horseshoe Magnet
5. Place a horseshoe magnet on the table.
6. Put a sheet of glass or plastic over the magnet.
7. Sprinkle the iron filings over the sheet.
8. On a separate paper, sketch the magnet. Show the lines made by the iron filings.
N Pole to N Pole
9. Place two bar magnets N pole to N pole with an inch between them.
10. Put a piece of glass or plastic over the magnets.
11. Sprinkle the iron filings over the glass or plastic.
12. On a separate paper sketch the magnets. Show the lines made by the iron filings.
N Pole to S Pole
13. Turn one of the bar magnets around so the magnets are N pole to S pole with an inch between.
14. Sprinkle the iron filings over the glass or plastic.
15. On a separate paper sketch the magnets. Show the lines made by the iron filings.

Create an if, then statement for each part of the lab that is related to the goal(s) of the experiment. (Example: Goal: To determine what improves student grades. Hypothesis: If students get adequate rest, then grades will improve).