In many parts of the world, winter temperatures drop low enough to make rivers and lakes freeze. And in those same parts of the world, where even those waters freeze, the ocean waters will not. Think ...
Tie a pencil to a thread and use it to measure the power of wind in different rooms and in different times of the day. Take notes. On which side of the house would you put a windmill? Is there more w ...
Measure how strong the wind blows.Here is a simple wind gauge for use in breezes. It will indicate direction and relative speeds. Use the wind gauge to find out where the wind blows strongest. Compare ...
The goal of this experiment is to learn how acid rain forms, and explore how acid rain damages the environment.By measuring the acidity of rain water in their environment, students will learn just how ...
A tsunami can reach heights of over one-hundred feet tall, though most are much smaller. These waves can be caused by a number of different things, including earthquakes, volcanoes or an impact with t ...
Learn about how tsunami waves travel around an island.The purpose of this experiment is to generate a pretend tsunami wave in a swimming pool in order to find how it travels to and around an island.It ...
This project explores how much one family can reduce the amount of garbage they accumulate over a three week period.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resou ...
Anders Celsius created the first centigrade scale for measuring temperature in 1742. See how centigrade and Fahrenheit work, and their relationship to each other.sIt is an educational content by educa ...
Determine the effect of tank size on the growth rate of freshwater fish. The goals of this project are: To test tank size against growth rates in freshwatefish. Objectives: To provide information t ...