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Evan-Moor Publishing

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This earth/space science experiment for grades K-2 is based on the concept that 'Weather can be described by measurable quantities.' Students make a rain collector with a bottle, funnel, and ruler to collect and measure rainfall. The unit includes directions, record sheet, and log page. (Find other experiments by searching 'Experiments K-2.')

Grades: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2

Difficulty: Early Childhood, Primary

Pages: 3 pages

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