Using found objects, Chris shows us how to create our own compass and explains the science behind how it works. If the paperclip does not rotate and find North, try running the magnet …

Here's how to make a floating paperclip compass using just a magnet, a paperclip, and a bowl of water. By stroking a paperclip along a magnet, the paperclip becomes magnetized. When...

Paperclip Compass: You will need a tube of glue,a pair of scissors,a paperclip,a piece of thread,a pair of wire cutters and a magnet.

Together with your children or students, you can create your own compass with a few simple supplies. Just transform a paper clip into a compass needle, give it freedom to respond to the …

By following these step-by-step instructions for both compass-making methods, you'll craft your compass and gain a deeper appreciation for the science behind this navigation tool.

1. tie the centre of the paperclip to a thread and then hang it up (e.g. on the edge of a table or on a wall). 2. now swipe the strong neodymium magnet over the clip a few times in the same …

This second grade science project is designed as a follow-on to the make a magnet experiment above. We show how to make a compass out of common everyday items, and continue …

Winston makes a DIY homemade compass using a paperclip, hair clip, and pin. He uses his own hair and a magnet to turn the objects into a compass. Great for survival situations or a fun...

Simple Homemade Compass.: Hello again! I'm back to bring you my instructable on a simple compass. It is fairly accurate and easy to make, but needs water to work.

Two types of compasses are included in this activity. The box compass is more complicated and requires more materials than the water compass. A water compass can easily be made during …