Blazin' Barometer STEM Activity Kit
 
Build Your Own Weather Tool and Predict the Forecast Like a Scientist
 
Ever wonder how meteorologists predict the weather? The Blazin' Barometer STEM Activity Kit introduces young learners to the fascinating science of weather forecasting through a hands-on activity that explores air pressure and atmospheric changes.
 
Participants will build their own working barometer and discover how changes in air pressure can help predict upcoming weather conditions. By observing, recording, and analyzing data, young scientists will gain a deeper understanding of the world around them while developing critical thinking and observation skills.
 
Perfect for STEM learning at home, classrooms, after-school programs, weather enthusiasts, and curious learners who love science and discovery.
 
Inside This Activity Kit
 
Experience a featured activity inspired by our hands-on STEM workshops! Learners will construct a barometer, track weather patterns, and explore how meteorologists use scientific tools and observations to better understand our atmosphere.
 
This activity offers a glimpse into the engaging STEM experiences designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage future exploration in Earth and environmental sciences.
 
What's Included
 
Barometer Assembly Materials
Step-by-Step Activity Guide
Cardstock Observation Chart
Weather-Themed Stickers
Look Up to See What the Weather Will Be by Guy Brown
My Weather Journal by Guy Brown
STEM Connection Guide
Additional Weather Investigations
She Loves STEM® Branded Packaging
 
Participants Will Explore
 
Air pressure and weather patterns
Scientific observation and data collection
Weather forecasting techniques
Earth and atmospheric science
Critical thinking and analysis
 
Recommended Age: 7+
 
Skill Level: Beginner
 
Activity Focus: Weather Science & Meteorology
 
Love this activity? Explore our She Loves STEM workshops for even more hands-on STEM challenges, weather investigations, and collaborative learning experiences designed to inspire the next generation of scientists and innovators.