Climate, Weather...What's the Difference?

Author : États-Unis. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Courants électriques Climat Thermométrie -- Instruments

In this activity, students will learn about climate change by making an electronic temperature sensor. Through this experiment, they will also learn about the basics of electricity. Student can use their sensors to take daily weather mesurements, explore a microclimate or investigate water quality.

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Mathématique, science et technologie
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