Weather science

In this hurricane in a jar experiment, the outer bands of a hurricane are much weaker and represented by the lighter colors in the water.

Why does warm air rise and cold air sink? This easy science experiment demonstrates how the behavior of warm and cold air causes thunderstorms to form by using colored hot and cold water.

Make a hurricane in your kitchen! This extreme weather science activity will help kids learn about hurricanes, including how they form and how they move!

Dive into the fascinating world of weather with these 10 hands-on activities for kids! From cloud experiments to rainbow crafts, your little meteorologists will love learning while they play. Plus, explore extra resources to enhance the fun and educational experience. Perfect for homeschooling, rainy days, or just sparking curiosity about the world around us! #weatheractivities #kidsactivities #STEMforkids

Help kids learn about changes in weather and the impact of weather with these fun, hands-on weather science experiments for kids.

This easy and fun rain cloud in a jar science experiment will show your kids how precipitation happens when the clouds get too heavy!

This week, students are continuing to learn about seasons and weather. This science activity is an easy way to visualize a tornado.

Build a homemade weathervane and discover how to use a weathervane to determine the direction the wind is blowing. A weather science project.

Learn how to build a simple DIY rain gauge at home from a plastic bottle. Leave it outside the next time it rains to measure the precipitation in your area.

Help kids learn about changes in weather and the impact of weather with these fun, hands-on weather science experiments for kids.