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Magnet applications on the topic School

The projects shown here using neodymium magnets and ferrite magnets are especially well suited for the classroom: Experiments for physics teachers, projects for manual training, and more. You can also find many magnetic products for school in our online shop.

29 Magnet applications

Make your own magnetic letters

Upcycling of keyboards and game pieces

supermagnete, Uster (CH), 06/07/2022

Wooden frame with magnetic closure

Those who love postcards, will love this magnetic frame

nilema GmbH, Dortmund (DE), 09/12/2016

Model of salt molecules

Molecules, held together by disc magnets

Adrian Bauske, Bayreuth (DE), 23/11/2016

Frame for magnets

Demonstrates the strong repulsion of two equally poled magnets

Mirko Pafundi, Asti (IT), 09/11/2016

Iron filings in the water

Visualising magnetic field lines in 3D

Mirko Pafundi, Asti (IT), 08/11/2016

SMOT - Speeding up a sphere in magnetic channel

An experiment on the topic of "free energy in the magnetic field"

Mirko Pafundi, Asti (IT), 18/02/2016

The world's simplest electronic train

An electro-train made of battery, magnets and copper wire

supermagnete, Uster (CH), 20/05/2015

Halbach array

Fastening magnets without glue

William Brunie, Avignon (FR), 30/09/2013

Experiments with magnets

Workshop for fans of physics

Daniel Sjöholm, Spanga (SE), 09/09/2013

Magnetic wall memory

Photo project "Two Conditions"

Helena Ebel, Stuttgart (DE), 24/05/2013

Decelerated fall

Electromagnetic induction as brake

Michel Branchi, Sondrio (IT), 06/05/2013

Antigrav - Magnetic levitation train

Magnetic levitation as energy source?

Valentin, Ensemble SAINT LUC de CAMBRAI Nord (FR), 08/03/2013

Remagnetising school magnets

From old to new - Cheap revival of magnets

Holger Bach, Celle (DE), 07/12/2012

Levitation with copper

Levitating magnets: A tutorial including sample video and PDF

Santi Vilchez, L'Hospitalet (ES), 17/11/2011

Magnetic stone

A deceptively real-looking papier mâché stone

D.J-M. (CH), 31/03/2011

Glass fusing magnets

Glass fusing pieces as decorative magnets - a nice handicraft project

R.M., Weiningen (CH), 23/03/2011

Field lines in 3D

Iron filings in a sugar solution make the 3D effect possible

Thomas Heuschneider, Rum, Innsbruck (AT), 03/02/2011

Spinning top made of magnetic spheres

Thanks to low friction, these tops continue to spin for several minutes

Dr. Christian Ucke, München (DE), 08/12/2010

Demonstrating Curie temperature

A way to clearly demonstrate the abstract Curie temperature

Niels Gierse, Köln (DE), 05/10/2010

A little different electric motor

On this motor, the magnet is the rotor

Gilles Charles, Sciences University, Bourges (FR), 22/09/2010

Spheres in a circle

An entertaining chain reaction with magnets and steel spheres

Zeno Benci (CH), 20/09/2010

Levitating rod magnet

The rod magnet levitates thanks to the strong repulsion of equal poles

Oscar Bos, Den Haag (NL), 07/04/2010

Levitating train (model)

An exciting physics project on the topic of magnetic levitation train

RS, FF, FC, HP, JB, AL, Coimbra (PT), 26/08/2009

Series of experiments

Stunning and educational experiments for pupils

Florent Coulon, Besancon (FR), 10/03/2009

Wind turbine for 5 euros

This wind turbine is great as a school project

Sven Grüner, Braunschweig (DE), 20/11/2008

Collecting iron powder on the beach

A method for iron extraction for beach inhabitants

Elena Ricci / Giovanni Casu (IT), 25/07/2008

Magnetic data storage model experiment

How does magnetic data storage work?

Bernd Heepmann (DE), 03/07/2008

Rotop: A magnetically controlled Spinning Top

This spinning top acts out of the norm

Prof. Ioan Grosu, Iasi (RO), 24/03/2008

The World's Simplest Electric Motor

Four simple objects make a small motor

supermagnete, Uster (CH), 11/11/2007