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Supplier: SI Manufacturing

Observe the sky and identify various cloud types with this simple device.

Supplier: American Scientific

Capture a Tornado in a Bottle.

Supplier: Ward's Science

Learn how to meteorologists predict the weather.

Supplier: LEARNING ADVANTAGE INC

Rubber stamp the real weather on a given day or what the students would like the weather to be. With this set of 12 different high quality stamps, learn about the changing weather patterns.

Supplier: AMS PROJECT ATMOSPHERE

The WeatherCycler Complete Teaching Unit

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Introduce basic weather concepts with this versatile apparatus.

Supplier: Nasco

An inquiry based, idea centered, hands-on kit deals with weather phenomena and the measurement and interpretation of weather data.

Supplier: G.S.C. INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Demonstrate the principles of cloud formation, even when there isn't a cloud in the sky, with the cloud formation apparatus.

Supplier: IMAGEN

Designed for leading you through all lessons in your weather unit, this comprehensive resource was written by meteorologist, elementary teacher, and SK product developer, Mike Graf.

Supplier: American Scientific

Get hands on with dew and condensation.

Supplier: THAMES & KOSMOS

The state of Earth's atmosphere affects us all, which explains why the weather is one of the most popular topics of conversation and scientific study. With 23 hands-on experiments, you can investigate specific weather phenomena as well as the climate system in general. Build a model of Earth and its atmosphere and then use it to conduct experiments that show how the global wind system works. Trace air currents from the icy cold poles to the warm equator and back with a wisp of smoke. Model Earth's heat reservoirs, thermals, and global and local winds. Recreate ocean currents in a small basin of water.