Waterfall Model for School Project

waterfall school model

Introduction: The waterfall is an area where water from the river flows vertically. They represent abrupt interruptions in the flow of the river. Waterfalls are of various sizes big and small. There is some process that goes behind the formation of waterfalls depending on the rock type. Rivers usually clear off the irregularities through the … Read more

AIR PRESSURE EXPERIMENTS WITH BALLOON TO MAKE WATER PUMP FOR SCHOOL SCIENCE PROJECT

water pump using bottle and balloon

Introduction: Air pressure, also known as atmospheric pressure is the weight of the molecules pressing on the surface of the earth. It is measured in barometric units.  Barometers have a chemical called mercury within them. This chemical helps to read the atmospheric pressure in a room, or in an enclosed place. It is also the … Read more

Water Heater using GI wire – School Science Experiment

diy water heater with gi wire

Introduction: Water that comes into our taps from the tank is usually cold because it is groundwater. During cold weather conditions, it becomes difficult to use the normal water running through the tap. That’s when hot water requirement comes into the picture. This need has been satisfied by the invention of water heaters. Water heater … Read more

Hibiscus Flower Parts – Science Exhibition

hibiscus flower parts

Introduction: Hibiscus is a flowering plant that growing under tropical and sub-tropical weather conditions. There are nearly hundreds of species of the plant. The hibiscus tree can grow up to 20-30 feet but the flowers are 4 inch wide. They have a beautiful structure and can grow up to 4inch length. Hibiscus flowers are sometimes … Read more

Windmill Turbine Working Model – Science Model for School exhibition

diy windmill working model

Introduction: Windmill turbine generally called as wind turbine is a machine that is used to convert energy in the wind into electricity. The windmill turbine has blades that rotate for a certain number of revolutions depending on the technology. They rotate at a constant or variable velocity according to the velocity of wind in order … Read more