Wind and weather experiment

WIND AND WEATHER are something very alive and fascinating to observe and understand. Why does the air move? How does wind come about and how does it blow in the house and in front of the front door? How does moisture get into the air? What is an inversion weather condition? What can you see on a weather map?

With many experiments and observations for indoors and outdoors, in summer and winter, in storms and calm, in rain, snow and sun, WIND AND WEATHER are observed and experienced.
Necessary explanations refer to the previous observations and lead to the next experiment or weather phenomenon without theory.

The end result is the construction of your own small weather station with instructions for daily weather observation. Anyone who deals intensively with WIND AND WEATHER will get a good feel for the living weather, the observation, the weather report and why the wind whistles around our noses.

The accompanying booklet covers all essential areas of meteorology. It is also a helpful and clear guide for youth leaders and teachers.
The WENDEHALS weather vane is also available individually.

The toy brand Kraul stands for great fun, experiencing technology in a child's way, imaginative opportunities to explore, play, experiment and experience for small and older children, joy in playing with earth, water, fire, air and for playful fascination with physical effects. And this has been the case for over 50 years.