How Do We Know?

Author : États-Unis. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Climat Thermométrie -- Instruments Météorologie -- Instruments Baromètres Girouettes Pluviomètres Afficher 1 supplémentaire

In this activity, students will deepen their understanding of climate, its models and its mesurements. They will make a wind vane, a barometer and a rain gauge.

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5e primaire | 6e primaire
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1re secondaire | 2e secondaire Subject
Mathématique, science et technologie
Science et technologie

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