You could also use a permanent magnet. By rubbing the magnet from the screwdriver handle down to the tip, (only in that direction). Repeat a few times. Every time you rub the screwdriver shaft, you increase the magnetic field "induced" (for the lack of a better word) magnetic field in the screwdriver. Mind you, it's not very permanent, and the procedure might have to be repeated in a few days time.
if you use a rare-earth neodymium magnet rubbed several times against the tips, the tools will remain magnetic much longer. You are creating a "temporary" magnet and over time or mechanical shock, it will need remagnetized. Neodymium magnets can be scavenged from disassembled harddrives. They are expensive if you buy them.