Weather Station - DIY Kit

Short Product Description
A hands-on weather science project where kids build a working mini weather station and measure real wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall. Perfect for young meteorologists and outdoor explorers!

What’s Inside the Box

• Pre-cut basil wood sheets (base, vane, cup arms, supports)

• PETG rain gauge cylinder

• Wooden dowels & connectors

• Wind vane pointer

• Anemometer cup parts

• Measurement sticker sheet

• Illustrated instruction manual

How It Works

Kids assemble the base, wind vane, and spinning anemometer using the pre-cut parts. The PETG rain gauge collects rainfall for measurement.
Once placed outdoors, the station:

• Spins to show wind speed

• Points to show wind direction

• Collects rain to track precipitation
  Kids can record daily weather observations using the included measurement markers.

What Kids Learn

• Basics of meteorology and weather patterns

• How wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall are measured

• Hands-on STEM investigation and data recording

• Real-world science & observation skills

Perfect For

Ages 8–13, school weather projects, home science labs, outdoor learning, and kids who love environmental science.