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     Weather 101: Build your own wind vane!

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     HOW TO MAKE A WIND VANE | Wind vane - School Project | Step by step instructions on making wind vane

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2. • • Fill the bottle with sand. Push the knitting needle into the cork and push the cork in the top of the bottle. Now balance the wind vane on top of the needle. Choose an open area, perhaps near your rain gauge, to place your wind vane. Use a compass to point the N label on the bottle towards North.
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   How do you put a wind vane in a bottle?

   • Fill the bottle with sand. Push the knitting needle into the cork and push the cork in the top of the bottle. Now balance the wind vane arrows on top of the needle. Choose an open area, perhaps near your rain gauge, to place your wind vane. Ask an adult or use a compass to point the N label on the bottle towards North.

   Make your own wind vane - Met Office

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   How do you make a wind vane?

   • Use a big piece of soft clay as a quick and easy base. Roll the piece of clay into a ball. Then, press the point of your pencil into the clay. The clay will act as a weight to keep your wind vane in place. If your pencil keeps falling over, make your clay ball bigger. Write the 4 primary and 4 intermediate directions on a paper plate.

   How to Make a Wind Vane (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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   How do you keep a bottle from winding up?

   • You can even make your own tube using plastic from another bottle. Take the cap off and keep it for later. Remove the label and discard it. Make sure the bottle is clean and dry. We will cut vanes in the sides of the bottle, and fold them inward. These will catch the wind.

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   How do wind vanes work?

   • Wind vanes help you determine the direction the wind is blowing. They are often attached to the tops of buildings, where the wind isn't affected by the many objects close to ground. You can make a simple wind vane as a science project to help you measure the direction of the wind. For an easy option, use paper and a straw.

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   What is a wind vane?

   • EXPLORE AWESOME SCIENCE EXPERIMENT VIDEOS! A wind vane (also known as a weather vane) is an instrument that is used to determine the direction the wind is blowing from. This is important to understand as a common misconception is that the wind vane will point toward the where the wind is blowing.

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   How do you make a wind vane with clay?

   • Press the bottom of the clay ball onto the center of the plate. Then, use your fingers to push down the edges of the clay to root it in place. This will keep your wind vane in the center of your plate while you use it to measure the direction of the wind. If you like, you can add more clay around the base of the ball to help keep it in place.

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4. www.instructables.com › Wind-Whirler-plasticWind Whirler (plastic Bottle Wind Turbine!) - Instructables

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   For stability and durability in strong winds, or for use to deter birds from seedlings, or just for fun, you may want to mount your Wind Whirler on a pole. The bottle is up-ended to do this.

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5. www.metoffice.gov.uk › weather-station › wind-vaneMake your own wind vane - Met Office

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   • Draw an arrow 25 cm long on the card and cut it out.
   • Make another arrow by drawing around the first arrow and cutting it out.
   • Place the pen top between the arrows, in the centre facing down, and glue together.
   • Push four matchsticks into the long edge of the cork at right angles to each other.

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   Feb 19, 2023 · You can make a simple wind vane as a science project to help you measure the direction of the wind. For an easy option, use paper and a straw. If you want a sturdier wind vane that you can use for several experiments, use cardboard, a can, and clay to build your wind vane.

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8. www.metlink.org › experiment › diy-wind-vaneMetLink - Royal Meteorological Society DIY Wind Vane

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   Fill the bottle with sand. Push the knitting needle into the cork and push the cork in the top of the bottle. Now balance the wind vane on top of the needle. Choose an open area, perhaps near your rain gauge, to place your wind vane. Use a compass to point the N label on the bottle towards North.

9. www.bbc.com › weather › weather-watcherMake your own weather vane - it's easy breezy! - BBC

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   Nov 11, 2015 · Choose an open area, perhaps near your rain gauge, to place your wind vane. Use a compass to point the N label on the bottle towards north. The arrow always shows the direction the wind is...

10. www.sciencefun.org › kidszone › experimentsMake A Wind Vane Weather Science Experiment - Science Fun

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    Make A Wind Vane Weather Science Experiment. In this fun and easy science experiment, we’re going to explore and investigate weather by making a wind vane. Materials: Straight pin; Round plastic drinking cup with lid, or round food storage container such as a yogurt container with lid; Poster board or cardboard; Construction paper; Pebbles or ...