Magnets and motion

1. In science class, Theo asks: A student places a magnet under a paper and moves a steel pin on top. What happens?

   • The pin moves without touching the magnet (right)
   • Both move together slowly
   • A magnet is needed above the paper

2. Maya and Kai are curious. A classmate holds a magnet and moves a paper clip near it. What happens?

   • The paper clip moves toward the magnet (right)
   • The paper clip flies away quickly
   • The paper clip stays still

3. In science class, Nora asks: A student places a magnet under a paper and moves a steel pin on top. What happens?

   • The pin stays still
   • The pin moves without touching the magnet (right)
   • Both move together slowly

Tip: Magnets can pull steel objects without touching them. This works even when there's something in between, like paper or wood.