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Materials

Wonders of Offshore Wind Materials

ACTIVITY

Measuring Wind

Wind Can Do Work

MATERIALS IN KIT

ƒPencils ƒStraight pins ƒExtra-long straws ƒSnow cone cups ƒAnemometer ƒWind vane ƒCompass ƒMasking tape ƒHole punches ƒWatches with second hand or stopwatches ƒMarkers ƒRulers ƒScissors ƒPlastic tablecloths ƒPush pins (optional) ƒFan (optional)

ƒExtra-long straws ƒSmall straws ƒStraight pins ƒBinder clips ƒMasking tape ƒFoam cups ƒScissors ƒFans ƒMarkers ƒRulers ƒHole punches ƒPaper clips ƒThread or string

Wind Can Generate Electricity Introduction to Blade Investigations Blade Investigation Blade Redesign Investigation

Trying the Other Tower ƒWind turbine (assembled)* ƒWeightlifter windmill (assembled)** ƒWind turbine (assembled)** ƒDowels ƒHubs ƒWashers ƒMultimeter ƒMasking tape ƒAlligator clips ƒBuckets with string ƒBlade materials (corrugated plastic and cardboard) ƒAlternative blade materials ƒFans ƒScissors ƒPoster board

ƒBlade sets from previous activities ƒWeightlifter windmill (assembled)** ƒWind turbine (assembled)**

Siting an Offshore Wind Farm Offshore Wind STEM Challenge ƒPinwheels

Wind Reflections ƒMasking tape

*See pages 31-32 for windmill and turbine assembly instructions. ADDITIONAL MATERIALS NEEDED

ƒFan

ƒFans

ƒColored pencils ƒPlastic tub ƒSand ƒWater ƒFan ƒHose ƒStraws, clay, blocks, string, rocks, and other foundation items

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