Weather (Hands On Science)

You'll love the time-saving features, step-by-step directions, and projects made from materials you have in your classroom cupboards. As children explore, investigate, and create, they'll engage in the scientific method, learn the difference between an experiment, exhibit, and demonstration, and relate scientific concepts to the everyday world around them.Something for every area of the curriculum; something to interest everyone. Make a working model of a windsock and record wind direction. Create an anemometer and record wind speeds for one week. Make a simple rain gauge and record the daily amounts of rain for a month. Conduct two outdoor rainbow experiments.