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Total experiments- 26
Will introduce your kid to the magical world of magnets
There are 26 science experiments with magnets that will entertain your little scientist and teach science at the same time.
The fun with attraction and repulsion!
Magnet attraction-repulsion, magnet domain, big magnet to baby magnet, magic motor, and various other experiments of magnet can be done and the scientific reason behind them can be learned in the form of stories.
Magnets in daily use
We use magnets in many of our everyday devices. Your child will be amazed to know their daily use.
What’s more
App – The app has easy-to-understand video tutorials for each experiment created by BUET’s engineers.
Manual Book – Illustrations and descriptions of each experiment.
Story Book – 60-page storybook which will teach science through stories along with moral values.
Experiments according to Textbooks
Each experiment in “Magic of Magnet” are taken from the different chapters of the Textbooks of different classes. Among these, 2 experiments are from – class 4, 3 experiments are from – class 5, 9 experiments are from – class 7, and 12 experiments are from – class 9.
Your child’s imagination will develop. While solving different kinds of puzzles, they will learn to ask questions and think critically.
Children don’t really learn anything by scrolling on digital devices for hours. Not only that, it is actually very harmful for them. It affects their eyes, brain, and attention span. To reduce the harm of digital addiction and ensure quality time, the Brain Development Package can be very helpful.
Their motor skills will improve. Motor skills mainly refer to the fine control and proper coordination of the hands and fingers. As they solve puzzles and complete focus-based challenges, these skills will develop remarkably.
Using Chumboker Chomok, your child will learn about magnetic field lines, compass-making, electromagnets, and magnetic levitation.
These fun experiments may spark deeper questions about maglev trains, MRI machines, and spacecraft—and perhaps inspire them to become a scientist like Michael Faraday one day!
