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Good morning again. Okay, this experiment is going to be divided in two days

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Here is the explanation

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To make it we need two magnets

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Okay, you can see the South Pole and the North Pole. Okay

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two of them

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a piece of paper

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and iron things.

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You can see very, very, very small pieces of iron.

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Okay, here we have the magnet.

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This is the North Pole and the South Pole.

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And as you know, they attract to each other.

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So, if we covered the magnet with a piece of paper

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and then we spread the iron fins over the magnet we can see how the the iron

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fins are attracted by the magnet and when we go a little bit further just

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around the magnet we can see how they go to a specific place and you can see

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how they draw, they draw, they draw like lines. Let me spread a little bit more and I will explain this better.

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Okay, isn't it beautiful? It's like a picture. Okay, so here was the North Pole,

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here is the South Pole and you can see the Finns making lines. These lines, these

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These ones are just looking to attract things, so this is the attraction, this is the area

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where the metals can be attracted, ok?

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But as you know, the opposites are attracted by each other, you can see the lines from

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one pole to the other one, from north to south and from south to north, in both sides.

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Okay, here is the thing. This happens with all the magnets, but what I want you to think

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and write your hypothesis in the second box is what would be the picture.

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If we put the paper over these two magnets, where we have the south pole one in front

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of the other south pole, and what happened, how the picture would be if we put the north

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pole in front of the south pole.

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the lines here how would be and the lines here okay okay as you have seen when you have just

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one magnet uh the lines of the magnetic field will go from one pole to the other one in both sides

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but now this is in the second box, right? I will explain how would be the lines if we have

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the magnets like this with the south poles in front of each other and when we put the south

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pole and the north pole, okay? Try to think maybe you are right maybe you are wrong it doesn't

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matter i just want you to think okay tomorrow you will see the video how this experiment ends

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and you will complete the results and of course the conclusions but that is tomorrow so today you

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just have to write your question that you make to yourself and your hypothesis remember south

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pole with south pole south pole with north pole okay let's see what happens bye bye