🌈 Weather Wonders Await! Dive into the science of nature with this fun-filled weather station!
The Science Mad 5-in-1 Weather Station is an educational tool designed for children aged 6 and up, featuring five essential instruments: an anemometer for wind speed, a compass for wind direction, a thermometer for temperature, and a rainfall gauge. This interactive weather station encourages kids to observe, record, and learn about weather conditions, making it an ideal gift for young aspiring scientists.
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 9 x 23 cm; 20 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 - 17 years |
| Item model number | SM51 |
| Educational Objective(s) | STEM |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| ASIN | B08VFXMRKZ |
E**Y
Fantastic
My son loves this, for a weather mad kid this is a perfect gift.
M**N
Father Christmas bought this for our son and it’s perfect for a weekend project
Our son was doing a weather project at school and it just so happened that Father Christmas brought this for his Xmas present. One weekend we got it out and assembled it together (easy for our 6 year old to do himself with a little guidance). We were able to strap it to our fence and calculate the wind speed and rainfall over a few days. It’s now 2 months on and it’s still going strong despite some very strong winds recently. I would def recommend this as a STEM toy for reception-through to junior x
B**3
Poor quality
Thermometer doesn’t work at all which is one feature we needed to record. Return window closed so I couldn’t return it if faulty.
P**W
Explore the knowledge
Our grandson liked such present that he explore himself and learn more knowledge.
R**A
Not very practical
Good for pretend play I suppose but not practical to use to record measurements
J**A
Great
My son loves this he is weather mad
G**E
My grandson loves it
Easy to use
C**E
Two faulty birthday presents unfortunately
We bought two of these but sadly the speed dial for the wind speed were stuck on both. It was a real shame as it seemed to be well designed and of educational value had they worked. Both were returned.
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