Wind Vane and Anemometer Kit Teaches Wind Measurement DIY ABS Model for STEM Learning

Lightweight, easy to assemble wind vane and anemometer model for hands on learning about wind direction and wind speed. Made from durable ABS plastic, this compact kit is suitable for classroom demonstrations, student experiments, and backyard science activities. Key benefits Teaches core physics concepts: demonstrates how wind direction is measured and how anemometers indicate relative wind speed. Simple assembly: parts are lightweight and designed for straightforward construction, so students and hobbyists can set up experiments quickly. Portable and compact: small footprint makes it easy to place on a desk, in a lab, or outdoors for observation. Encourages curiosity and practical learning: ideal for science projects, experiments, and guided lessons. What it does Wind vane component shows wind direction visually. Anemometer component provides a simple way to observe changes in wind speed during experiments. Suitable for qualitative and comparative measurements in educational settings. Specifications Material: ABS plastic Size: 10 x 5 x 13 cm Package contents 1 x Wind Vane Model Practical use scenarios Classroom lab: Demonstrate how wind direction and speed vary during a lesson on meteorology or forces. Science fair project: Use the model to collect data and present findings on local wind patterns. Home STEM activity: Set up quick experiments in the backyard to compare wind behavior at different times of day or at different heights. Notes Slight variations in appearance may occur due to lighting and photographic angles. Please allow a manual measurement tolerance of 0 to 1 cm.