NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Weather Station for Kids

Discover the wonders of weather with your own NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NatGeo Weather Station for Kids. Curious to know why it rains or how lightning forms? Dive into these and many other weather phenomena through exciting hands-on experiments. You'll become a budding meteorologist in no time! 

Get on the trail of the climate: measure and understand weather data

How strong is the wind, and what’s the temperature outside? The removable anemometer with built-in thermometer will tell you in an instant. You can also track wind speed based on the Beaufort scale, which ranges from calm to hurricane. Use the wind vane and compass to work out the wind direction. And with the rain gauge, you can easily check if the plants in your garden or on your balcony are getting enough water. 

Explore the weather with fun-filled experiments

Love trying new things? Grab the experiment guide and all the equipment – and let’s get started! Find out all about the pH value of water, build your own barometer to measure air pressure, or take a closer look at snowflakes. And those are just 3 of the 17 experiments waiting for you! Step-by-step, and with loads of fun, you’ll become a weather expert in no time.

Step into the world of meteorology – with the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NatGeo Weather Station for Kids!



FEATURES:

• All-in-one weather station for children aged 8 and up
• Measures temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall
• Removable anemometer with built-in thermometer and Beaufort scale
• Plenty of accessories for a quick start
• Experiment guide packed with weather-related activities
• Flashing light as a visual indicator

Contents:

• Weather station 
• Anemometer with 3 cups
• Rain gauge
• Wind vane
• 2 measuring cups
• pH scale
• 20 sheets of pH test paper
• Air pressure scale card
• Plastic tube
• Compass
• Magnifying glass
• 2 collection containers
• Graduated cylinder
• Cloth
• Pipette
• Tweezers
• 3 cotton balls
• 4 rubber bands
• 6 ribbons
• Rubber ring
• Stopper
• 2 balloons
• Name tag
• Notepad
• Instruction manual with experiments