4M Green Science Weather Station, DIY Mini Observatory Kit, Kids 5+ in Multicolored
Description
WEATHER STATION - Observe and record the weather with your own multi-functional weather station. Also experiment with the greenhouse effect and create a terrarium in a bottle. Step into the exciting world of meteorology with the Weather Station Kit! This hands-on kit provides a fun and educational way to observe, measure, and record weather conditions right from your backyard. It is designed to showcase weather-related experiments and introduce key concepts, making it perfect for young scientists and environmentally conscious learners eager to explore the fascinating science behind weather. A standout feature of this kit is its eco-friendly approach. Kids can recycle a plastic bottle to serve as the base of the weather station, turning a simple craft into a sustainability lesson. The fully assembled weather station measures approximately 8.6 x 4.7 inches (22 x 12 cm) and includes tools like an anemometer, wind vane, rain gauge, and thermometer. To enhance the learning experience, the kit also offers bonus activities. Kids can create a self-sustaining terrarium or conduct a greenhouse effect experiment, diving deeper into the principles of climate science. With clear instructions and engaging activities, the Weather Station Kit makes it easy to inspire curiosity about the environment, weather systems, and sustainable practices. ECO-FRIENDLY DESIGN WITH RECYCLING: Create a terrarium in a bottle. Repurpose a plastic bottle to form the base of the weather station, teaching kids about recycling and sustainability while learning about weather science. BUILD A FUNCTIONAL WEATHER STATION: Assemble tools like an anemometer, wind vane, rain gauge, and thermometer to observe and measure weather conditions. The assembled station measures 8.6 x 4.7 inches (22 x 12 cm). LEARN WIND, RAIN & TEMPERATURE TRACKING: Use the anemometer to measure wind speed, the wind vane to track direction, the thermometer to record temperatures, and the rain gauge to measure precipitation. INTERACTIVE CLIMATE SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS: Conduct bonus activities like simulating the greenhouse effect or creating a self-sustaining terrarium to explore the water cycle and climate change. Watch science come alive.WEATHER JOURNAL CHALLENGE: Observe and record the weather. Track weather for 30 days using included prompts and exercises, encouraging observation skills and understanding of weather patterns.
