I Have... Who Has...? – Magnetic Fields | 4 Interactive Science Review Games – 100 Cards

Turn invisible magnetic forces into exciting classroom learning with four interactive science review games!

Help students investigate magnetic forces, attraction, repulsion, and energy transformations with I Have... Who Has...? – Magnetic Fields!

Designed to complement the Grade 7 Amplify Science Magnetic Fields unit, this printable resource contains 100 science question-and-answer cards organized into four numbered sets of 25 cards each.

Students explore magnetic fields, magnetic poles, permanent magnets, electromagnets, magnetic potential energy, and the relationships between force, distance, and motion.

What's Included?

• Set 1: Cards 1–25
• Set 2: Cards 26–50
• Set 3: Cards 51–75
• Set 4: Cards 76–100

Total: 100 cards across four sets.

The colorful magnetic-fields-themed fronts and coordinated question-and-answer sides are designed for double-sided printing.

What Makes This Resource Special?

• Reinforces magnetic force and field vocabulary.
• Explores attraction and repulsion between magnets.
• Reviews magnetic poles and permanent magnets.
• Strengthens understanding of magnetic potential energy.
• Examines how distance affects magnetic forces.
• Introduces electromagnets and magnetic launchers.
• Connects potential energy with kinetic energy.
• Encourages scientific communication and cooperative learning.

Sample Science Questions Include:

• What is a push or pull that can act at a distance due to magnets? – Magnetic force
• What are the two ends of a magnet where the force is strongest? – Poles
• What do we call a magnet that stays magnetic without electricity? – Permanent magnet
• What is the invisible area around a magnet where it exerts force? – Magnetic field
• What happens when two like magnetic poles are brought together? – Repel
• What happens when two opposite magnetic poles are brought together? – Attract
• What is the energy of position in a magnetic system called? – Magnetic potential energy
• What is a magnet created by an electric current flowing through a wire? – Electromagnet

How to Play

Select one of the four numbered sets and distribute the cards among students. The student holding the starting card reads the first question. Students listen for the matching answer, respond with "I Have...," and read the next "Who Has...?" question.

Continue until the chain is complete.

Perfect For:

Grade 7 physical science, Amplify Science review, magnetism lessons, force and energy investigations, magnetic fields instruction, science centers, small-group activities, whole-class games, and assessment preparation.

Why Teachers Will Love It

Magnetic fields involve forces students cannot directly see. These interactive games reinforce essential vocabulary and help students connect magnetic interactions to changes in energy and motion.

With four separate sets, teachers can revisit important concepts throughout the unit.

Four sets. One hundred cards. An exciting way to make magnetic science come alive!

Disclaimer: This independently created supplemental educational resource is designed to complement Amplify Science instruction. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amplify Education. Amplify Science and related trademarks belong to their respective owners.