Money Magnet for Parashas Shoftim

Item Number: CRDEV16-RS072

Date Submitted: 08/15/2016

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The shoftim (judges) were required to have specific characteristics to be able to carry out their missions of justice with fairness and righteousness. One of these traits was a hatred of money so they would never be tempted to accept a bribe which might cause them to favor one person over another in judgement. In this activity, we prove that U.S. paper money is magnetic. Magnetic ink is used to print our currency and we can prove that using a strong magnet. Money is magnetic, but never to the shoftim!

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Publisher:	Walder Education
Founding Director:	Mrs. Rouhama Garelick

Created:	Rivkie Schecter
Concept:	thehappyscientist.com, stevespanglerscience.com
Photography:	Rabbi Avraham Gershon

Size:	8.5"x11"
Language:	English
Language Style:	N/A
Gender:	N/A
Color:	Black and White, Color
Grade(s):	3^rd-5^th, 6^th-8^th, H.S.
Resource Type(s):	Curriculum Materials
Subject(s):	Tanach, Parshah, Bamidbar, Shoftim, Secular, Science, Magnetism

Goals and Objectives:	The students will use a strong magnet to prove that there is actually metal in a U.S. dollar bill. They will relate this lesson to the shoftim who had to be repelled by money.

Contents:	3-8.5x11-Black and White, Color	Paper	Not Laminated
Contents:	(To view page sizes in PDF, hover over the bottom left corner of the page.)
Page Scaling:	None (Do Not Fit to Printable Area)
Notes:	Some cutting and assembly may be required. Laminated items will require trimming. Items larger than 11x17 inches may require a large format printer.

A neodymium magnet (available at hardware stores)
Dollar bill

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