Educational worksheet teaching children about magnets and which materials are magnetic.

Let’s go through each object one by one and decide if it is magnetic (will be pulled by a magnet) or non-magnetic (won’t be pulled).

Remember: Magnets only pull certain metals — like iron, steel, nickel, or cobalt. Things like wood, plastic, glass, paper, or most everyday objects made of those materials are NOT magnetic.

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1. Nail – Usually made of steel or iron → ✔ Magnetic
2. Keys – Most keys are made of metal (often brass or steel) → ✔ Magnetic *(Note: Some keys may be less magnetic, but for school level, we assume they are)*
3. Pinecones – Made of wood/plant material → ✘ Non-Magnetic
4. Scissors – Blades are usually steel → ✔ Magnetic
5. Pencil – Wood and graphite (not metal that magnets pull) → ✘ Non-Magnetic
6. Glass with lemonade – Glass and liquid → ✘ Non-Magnetic

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Final Answer:

- Nail → Magnetic
- Keys → Magnetic
- Pinecones → Non-Magnetic
- Scissors → Magnetic
- Pencil → Non-Magnetic
- Glass with lemonade → Non-Magnetic