This experiment will evaluate if weather can impact the way people feel.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected to the content. ...
Have you ever woken up after a clear summer night to find the grass is wet, even though you know it didn’t rain overnight? The moisture on the grass is called dew, which forms when water in the form o ...
The goal of these experiments is to learn about how temperature affects density – and how in turn this affects affect the behavior of gases. Students will consider the meteorological implications of w ...
You might notice that winter forecasts of a foot or more snow are fairly common. This is very different from rain forecasts. Even in rainy areas, single rainstorms that top five inches are unusual. If ...
ObjectiveIn many parts of the country, it seems that the weather is always changing. Where does this weather come from? Can you predict the weather for where you live by looking at what the weather is ...
Learn about how the global conveyor transports ocean water around the world.The purpose of this experiment is to simulate the global conveyor on a small scale and to observe the effects of wind, densi ...
An anemometer is a device that is used to measure wind speed. There are many different types of anemometers suited for different environments, situations, and measurements. A cup anemometer is a basic ...
This project monitors the strength of solar UV radiation during the day.The goal of the experiment is to have the student test a hypothesis about the way UV radiation varies throughout the day by coll ...
The project looks for a correlation between wind direction and subsequent weather patterns.The goal is to have the student develop and test a hypothesis about using a weathervane to predict the weathe ...
This project determines the ages of trees without cutting the trees down to count the rings in their bases.What is the best method for distinguishing the age of a tree?It is an educational content by ...