Mrs. Catanese's Main Page at Onekama Elementary School 2008-2009

2nd graders ask, "What can YOU do with a magnet?"

Magnets stick to hard things. A magnet can break if someone drops it. Any magnet can be very strong. Do not attract a magnet on a TV or computer. A magnet can be used for many things. A magnet can stick too medel or steel. ~Jarrett	I now lots of magnets like U magnet, horse shoe magnet. Magnets can stick to anything medel. Magnets can not stick to plastic. Magnets can stick to anything like desk, steel wool, heater. Magnets are really strong. Magnets can not stick to plastic or material. ~Lauren

	I know three things about magnets. Magnets connect to other medal. Some things that connect to are: washers, caps, screws, steel wool, nail, and an old nickel. And they don't attract: cloth tongue depressor, cotton batten, eraser, and new nickel, clothes pin. Most magnets are red, not blue. Magnets are not all red. They have a little white at the end. ~McKenna
I know 6 things about magnets. N to a N it will not attract. Magnets hold to some medle. If you bring a S to N it will attract. Magnets do not stick to clothing. It will attract to the board. ~Chloe		Magnets work best at their poles. Magnets are attracted to metals. Magnet is a type of rock. Magnets are attracted to paper clips, steel wool, other magnets on certain spots, and other stuff with lots of metal. Magnets aren't attracted to wood, cloth, cotton, and stuff without metal. Metal poles are the south pole and the north pole. ~Ben

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