Suggested experiment:
A compass is an instrument that contains a magnetized pointer which shows the direction of the magnetic north.
To observe magnetic field lines, an array of several compasses can be placed on top of a table. When undisturbed, they will align with the Earth's magnetic field.
When a magnet is placed near the array of compasses, they will change their direction according to the magnetic field of the magned. You can try with different magnets in different positions to see how the compasses respond to the presence of the magnet. Magnetite magnets are usually not very strong. A stronger magnet could be a neodymium magnet. You could also use a coil to generate the magnetic field and play with the array of compasses.
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