WebbThe Power of Magnets Journeys Unit 6 Lesson 27 Third Grade Supplement Activities Common Core aligned Pg. 3-5 Vocabulary in Context – copy pages A and B back to back, fold on solid lines, cut on dotted lines, illustrate and write a sentence for each word Pg. 6 Use It! - use your vocabulary words in a paragraph/story to show their meaning Pg. 7 Roll … WebbPut a ring magnet onto the pencil, then put a second ring magnet on. The second ring magnet will either stick to the first or be suspended in the air by the magnetic force …

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