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Both demonstrations can be done using two empty plastic soda bottles. One connector permits repeated observations of a tornado-like whirl. The second connector shows an artesian well effect, and includes a plastic tube for the water to flow through...

By Carl Pfeiffer.
An inquiry-based, idea-centered, hands-on kit dealing with weather phenomena, along with the measurement and interpretation of weather data. Teacher’s guide included. Grades 6-8

KIT FEATURES..

Includes one each of the following weather instruments: weather vane, anemometer, barometer, hygrometer, and thermometer. Comes with instructions.

This SciQuest® Weather Kit Instrument Pack allows your students to work individually in the classroom, or at home, enabling them to collect weather data for extended periods. Package of 10.

This SciQuest® Weather Kit Instrument Pack allows your students to work individually in the classroom, or at home, enabling them to collect weather data for extended periods. Package of 10.

This SciQuest® Weather Kit Instrument Pack allows your students to work individually in the classroom, or at home, enabling them to collect weather data for extended periods. Package of 10.