Magnetic vs Non-Magnetic Materials Clip Art for Science Education #3832714 (License: Personal Use)

This vibrant educational illustration features common household and classroom items arranged to demonstrate which materials are attracted to magnets. Magnetic examples include steel scissors, an iron key, a soda can (aluminum-non-magnetic; but often confused-note: actual magnetic items here are likely the key and possibly the can’s steel variant), while non-magnetic items include a ceramic teacup, plastic straw, wooden log, diamond, and rubber bands. The image supports early physics and materials science learning.

Used in elementary and middle school science curricula, teacher resource sites, printable worksheets, digital presentations, and educational blogs to visually reinforce concepts of magnetism and material classification.