A sketch of the atoms arrangement in a nonmagnetic and magnetic piece of metal was drawn on the board. The alignment of the "domains" all in one direction is what gives a magnetic metal its property, while the haphazard arrangement of atoms in the nonmagnetic metal prevented it from being a magnet. Using a nail and iron fillings to show no magnetic attraction, we then wrapped a coil of wire around the nail and attached it to a 6v battery. The nail exhibited magnetic properties while the current was running through the wire. The strength of the magnet was proportional to the amount of coils and to the strength of the current. We then discussed gravity as one of the distance forces. The definition of gravity was presented and the factors of size and distance were introduced as affecting the very weak force of attraction.