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NeoSCI Exploring the Weather Lab Investigation
Item #: 20-1573
$229.29
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NeoSCI Exploring the Weather Lab Investigation allows students to examine the barometric pressure and understand the fundamental concepts of behind the weather forecasts. They can also examine relative humidity, measure precipitation, wind speed & direction. Enough materials are provided for 40 students working in 10 groups of 4.
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- Capture the attention of your class with an engaging look at the weather around us
- Students will investigate barometric pressure by measuring air pressure with a barometer they actually construct themselves
- Investigate relative humidity, measure precipitation, wind speed and direction, and, using the weather maps included, understand the basic concepts behind the weather forecasts and more
- Includes materials for 40 students working in 10 groups of 4
