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• Grades: 6–12 / Ages 12+
• Number of Students: 1–4 students per kit
• Number of Lessons: Up to 10 class periods
• Hours of Content: Approximately 5–10 hours
• Additional Resources: Teacher Guide, Student Guide, hands-on lab activities, assembly guide, and renewable-energy curriculum materials

Highlights:

• Hands-on exploration of wind energy and turbine design
• Tests blade number, shape, pitch, RPM, and efficiency
• Demonstrates electrical power generation from wind
• Includes NASA-inspired turbine blade profiles

Curriculum or Lesson Topics:

• Renewable and wind energy
• Wind turbine design and efficiency
• Energy conversion and conservation
• Angular velocity and rotational mechanics
• Electricity, power, and Ohm’s Law
• Data collection and analysis

Standard Alignments:

• NGSS: PS2.A – Forces and Motion
• NGSS: PS3.B – Conservation of Energy and Energy Transfer
• Science and Engineering Practices: investigation, data analysis, and mathematical reasoning
• Crosscutting Concepts: Energy and Matter; Structure and Function; Scale, Proportion, and Quantity

What’s Included:

• Mini wind turbine/wind power generator
• Three sets of profiled turbine blades
• LED module
• Three-phase alternator
• Wind vane
• Assembly components
• Educational curriculum materials

Technology Requirements/Specifications:

• Model: FCJJ-39
• Dimensions: approximately 31 × 15.3 × 5.5 cm
• Weight: approximately 0.7 kg (1.54 lb.)
• Requires a suitable wind source, such as an electric fan
• Optional: multimeter or Horizon Renewable Energy Monitor for measurements

Special Notes and Considerations:

• esigned for hands-on STEM, physics, and renewable-energy instruction.
• Students can modify blade type, number, and angle to investigate turbine performance.
• A small Phillips-head screwdriver and hex wrench may be needed for assembly.
• Adult/teacher supervision is recommended for classroom use.