Explain how magnetism works.

Okay! So, imagine magnets are like magic rocks that can make other things stick to them. Magnetism is a special force that makes magnets attract or repel other objects. This force comes from tiny particles inside the magnet called electrons. These electrons create a magnetic field around the magnet, which is like an invisible force field that can push or pull things. For example, if you have two magnets and you try to put the opposite ends together, they will stick together because they are attracted to each other. But if you try to put the same ends together, they will push apart because they are repelling each other. Fun fact: The Earth is like a giant magnet because it has a magnetic field around it that helps compasses point north. So, magnetism is like a super cool invisible force that makes magnets do their magic!