Vocabulary
Magnet
Circuits
Electricity
Grab Bags
100
The word for when two magnets push away from each other.
Repel 
100
Where on the magnet is the magnetic field the strongest?
The magnet's ends or poles
100
The name of the device that can break a circuit and stop the flow of electricity.
A switch
100
The function of the D- Cell.
Source of energy
100
When we wrapped the wire in this place it became much stronger.
At the end.
200
The word for when two magnets pull toward each other.
Attract
200
The name of the device that uses a magnet to indicate direction, that is commonly used for navigation.
A compass
200
This is the component in a circuit where the electrical energy comes from.
Battery or power source
200
The name of the device that is used to protect an electrical circuit from overloading or short-circuiting.
Circuit breaker
200
The two colors of the wires we used when we created the electromagnet.
Red and Yellow 
300
The name of the metal that magnets are often made of.
Magnetic strength or magnetic field strength 
300
The name of the metal that magnets are often made of.
Iron
300
The name of the type of circuit in which there are multiple paths for the electric current to flow.
Parallel circuit
300
The space around electrically charged objects.
An Electric Field
300
When designing our electromagnets we used this to pick up the washers.
A steel rivet
400
This term describes a material that allows electricity to flow through it easily.
Conductor 
400
This term describes the area around a magnet where its magnetic force can be detected.
Magnetic Field
400
The name of the type of circuit in which there is only one path for the electric current to flow.
Series Circuit
400
The name of the material that does not conduct electricity.
Insulator 
400
The object's name that we set up our experiment on.
Circuit Base