What are some fun permanent magnet experiments for kids?

In summary, some fun permanent magnet experiments for kids include making a compass, creating a magnetic maze, and playing with magnetic slime. These experiments can help children learn about magnetism and its properties in a hands-on and engaging way. They can also be easily conducted at home using simple materials, making them a great activity for parents and educators to do with kids. Through these experiments, children can gain a better understanding of how magnets work and how they can be used in everyday life.
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Howdy. My kids and I like to experiment with things, we're looking to play around with some permanent magnet experiments and when I googled a question it brought me here, so I figured, heck, might be able to get my questions answered as well :)
 
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