Continue the Young Physicists – Electricity Series with Book 9: Electromagnets. Designed for learners aged 13–14, this printable A4 physics workbook introduces electromagnets through clear explanations, colourful illustrations, interactive activities, STEM investigations, and a knowledge quiz. Students discover how electric current creates a magnetic field, investigate how electromagnets work, learn how to make stronger electromagnets, and explore their importance in everyday technology.

This engaging workbook helps learners develop a deeper understanding of the relationship between electricity and magnetism by exploring magnetic fields, iron cores, coils of wire, and electric current. Students investigate how electromagnets are used in electric motors, cranes, doorbells, loudspeakers, relays, and other modern technologies through practical STEM activities, real-world examples, and scientific enquiry.

Pages Included:

Cover – Electromagnets
Welcome Young Physicist!
What Is an Electromagnet?
How Does an Electromagnet Work?
Making a Stronger Electromagnet
STEM Investigation – Build a Simple Electromagnet
Electromagnets in Everyday Life
Think Like an Engineer
Amazing Electromagnet Facts
Electromagnets Quiz
Young Physicist Certificate

Resource Details:

Series: Young Physicists – Electricity Series (Book 9)
Age Range: 13–14 Years
Key Stage: KS3
Subject: Physics
Topic: Electricity and Magnetism – Electromagnets
Format: Printable PDF
Page Size: A4
Length: 12 Pages
Full Colour
Ready to Print
No Prep Resource

Perfect For:

KS3 Physics
Electricity and Magnetism
Electromagnets
Magnetic Fields
STEM Activities
Physics Worksheets
Classroom Learning
Homeschool Education
Independent Learning
Homework
Revision
Science Clubs

Discover how electricity creates magnetism through engaging explanations, practical STEM investigations, interactive activities, and real-world applications. This printable workbook helps students build confidence in KS3 physics while exploring how electromagnets power everyday technology, from electric motors and cranes to doorbells and loudspeakers.