Water Cycle Simulator

Product Code: 708-SML010

A useful resource that demonstrates the whole process of the water cycle.

Interactive Setup: Pour in water and salt to start the simulation, allowing children to engage directly with the process.
Cooling Element: Fill with ice to represent the cooling effect in the water cycle, demonstrating condensation and precipitation.
Heat Source: Point a lamp at the river section to simulate the sun's heat, showing evaporation and the beginning of the cycle.
Visual Learning: Watch the water cycle in action, providing a clear and engaging way to understand complex scientific concepts.
Supports Key Concepts: This simulator aids in teaching key stages of the water cycle, aligning with the UK curriculum requirements for education.

A useful resource that demonstrates the whole process of the water cycle.

Use this earth simulator, a desk lamp, ice, and water to set up a water cycle simulation and make predictions about what will happen.

Enhance science education with hands-on learning using this water cycle simulator. This tool helps children observe and understand the water cycle in a controlled environment, making abstract concepts tangible. It illustrates key processes such as evaporation, condensation, and precipitation while aligning with the UK curriculum through practical demonstrations of weather-related phenomena.

Teachers can use water, salt, ice, and a desk lamp to simulate the sun's heat, helping children visualise the water cycle stages and reinforce theoretical knowledge. The simulator encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry by allowing children to make educated predictions based on their observations. Made from durable plastic, it ensures longevity for regular classroom use.
This earth simulator offers a practical, visual way to grasp complex scientific concepts. Supporting various stages of the water cycle, it provides an excellent resource for hands-on science learning in the classroom.

Age Range

Suitable for age 5 years and up

Material

Plastic

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