What Is a Magnet? - Push​,​ Pull​,​ and Poles: A Kid-Friendly Science Book About Magnetism​,​ Invisible Forces​,​ Attraction​,​ Repulsion​,​ and How Magnets Work

Magnets are all around us - on the fridge, in toys, inside phones, and even inside our planet.

$11.21

By: Margaret Bar
Learning styles: visual, read write, kinesthetic
Pages: 38
Format: Paperback

OVERVIEW

Magnets are all around us - on the fridge, in toys, inside phones, and even inside our planet. They quietly pull, push, and guide the world, often without us noticing.

What Is a Magnet? - Push, Pull, and Poles is a beautifully illustrated science book for children ages 5-8 that introduces magnetism in a clear, friendly, and engaging way. Young readers discover how magnets work, why some objects stick and others don't, what north and south poles are, and how invisible magnetic fields shape our everyday lives.

Through simple explanations, real-world examples, and gentle experiments, this book turns curiosity into understanding - without overwhelming young minds.

Perfect for curious kids, parents, teachers, and homeschool learning, this book builds a strong foundation in early physics while keeping science fun and approachable.

No prior science knowledge needed Clear language designed for young readers Everyday examples children recognize Encourages curiosity, observation, and questions

Science doesn't have to be loud to be powerful. Sometimes, it works quietly - just like a magnet.

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