How Can We Use Wind to Lift a Load?

Cardstock or construction paper (thicker is better)

String (cotton or twine is best)

Paper clips

Rubber bands

Scissors

Tape

Large disposable cups (rec 16oz) or round oatmeal container

Small disposable cups (rec 6oz)

Large straws (Specialty)

Small straws (not bendable preferred, wood skewer or a pencil can also be used) (Specialty)

Hole punch (Optional)

A box fan or blow dryer (Optional)

Crayons, markers or other materials to decorate their windmill (Optional)

Stopwatch or timing device (Optional)

Pennies (Optional)

Wind Lift Activity Kit from Shop 4-H (optional)

Cardstock or construction paper (thicker is better)

String (cotton or twine is best)

Paper clips

Rubber bands

Scissors

Tape

Large disposable cups (rec 16oz) or round oatmeal container

Small disposable cups (rec 6oz)

Large straws (Specialty)

Small straws (not bendable preferred, wood skewer or a pencil can also be used) (Specialty)

Hole punch (Optional)

A box fan or blow dryer (Optional)

Crayons, markers or other materials to decorate their windmill (Optional)

Stopwatch or timing device (Optional)

Pennies (Optional)

Wind Lift Activity Kit from Shop 4-H (optional)