Students should identify the cultures geographically and include various names, legends, and beliefs associated with the aurora in each culture. Students may also wish to compare the cultural influences of the aurora with those of other natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions, solar eclipses, and comets. This popular work traces the path of human inquiry into the phenomenon of magnetism as far back as 2000 years ago, when magnetism was regarded with superstition. Magnet Science Glen Vecchione. Sterling Publishing, 1995.
Simple illustrations explain what magnets are, the different kinds of magnets, and how magnets work.
A wide variety of experiments for students is followed by a discussion on the important uses magnets have in our world of high technology. Science Projects About Electricity and Magnetism Robert Gardner. Using a mix of explanations, illustrations, and experiments, this book explores electricity, magnetism, and the link between the two. Suggested experiments for students to try demonstrate everything from the properties of magnets to how to construct a simple electric motor. Magnetism and Magnetic Recording Make the study of magnetism exciting in your physics class.