The document discusses magnetic and non-magnetic materials. Magnetic materials include metals like iron, cobalt, nickel and steel that are attracted to magnets. Non-magnetic materials include aluminum, silver, gold, paper, glass, plastic, rubber and wood that are not attracted to magnets. It provides examples of different objects and whether they are magnetic or non-magnetic when tested with a magnet.

1. Materials
Magnetic Non-magnetic

2. Materials that are
attracted towards
a magnet
Materials that are
not attracted
towards a magnet
magneticmagnetic Non-
magnetic
Non-
magnetic
Magnetic and non-magnetic materials

3. Examples of magnetic materials:
Metals likeMetals like
nickel knife Steel spooncobalt coin iron nail
steel paperclip

4. Examples of magnetic materials:
Metals likeMetals like
I can see nick
Iron cobalt steel nickel

5. But these metals are non-magnetic
aluminium cansilver earring gold rings

6. Examples of non-magnetic materials:
paper glass plastic rubber
wood

7. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Aluminium
can
Non-magnetic

8. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Cobalt knife
magnetic

9. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Copper coin
Non-magnetic

10. Magnetic or non-magnetic
silver coin
Non-magnetic

11. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Copper
key
Non-magnetic

12. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Nickel coin
magnetic

13. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Glass cup
Non-magnetic

14. Magnetic or non-magnetic
gold ring
Non-magnetic

15. Magnetic or non-magnetic
pencil
Non-magnetic

16. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Iron nail
magnetic

17. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Steel spoon
magnetic

18. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Plastic spoon
Non-magnetic

19. Magnetic or non-magnetic
copper kettle
Non-magnetic

20. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Nickel lighter
magnetic

21. Magnetic or non-magnetic
Wooden chair
Non-magnetic

22. Magnets can attract through
solid

23. Magnets can attract through
liquid

24. Magnets can attract through
gas