DieMaus estação meteorológica para crianças - conjunto científico educativo com termómetro, pluviómetro, anemómetro, cata-vento

Introduce young meteorologists to the fascinating world of weather with the DieMaus Weather Station for Kids. This comprehensive educational science kit allows children to measure temperature, rainfall, wind speed, and wind direction using real instruments. Designed for outdoor use, it encourages hands-on learning about meteorology, weather phenomena, and climate science. Featuring the beloved Die Maus (The Mouse) theme, this weather station is perfect for curious minds aged 8 and up.

Advantages

Encourages STEM learning through practical observation. No batteries required – manual operation teaches children how traditional weather instruments work. Durable plastic construction withstands outdoor conditions. Easy to assemble with ground stake or pole mount. Multi-language instructions included (DE, EN, FR, ES, IT, NL).

Suitable for

• Children aged 8+ interested in science and nature
• School projects and classroom demonstrations
• Outdoor play and backyard exploration
• Gift for young learners who love the Die Maus character

Key specifications

• Measurement Functions: Temperature, Rainfall, Wind Speed, Wind Direction
• Included Instruments: Thermometer, Rain Gauge, Anemometer, Wind Vane
• Temperature Unit: Celsius (°C)
• Rainfall Unit: Millimeters (mm)
• Wind Speed Unit: Kilometers per hour (km/h)
• Display Type: Analog / Manual reading
• Power Source: Manual / No batteries required
• Material: Durable Plastic
• Color: Multi-color (Yellow, Blue, Red)
• Mounting Type: Ground stake / Pole mount
• Assembly Required: Yes
• Language of Instructions: Multi-language (DE, EN, FR, ES, IT, NL)
• Brand Series: Bresser Junior

Recommendations

Set up the weather station in an open area away from obstructions for accurate readings. Use the included manual to guide children through recording and analyzing weather data. Combine with other educational resources for a complete meteorology unit study.