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Ocean Currents: Weekly Science Activity

By Amy Cowen on February 6, 2015 8:59 AM
Explore ocean currents with your own mini ocean model / Hand-on STEM experiment

In this week's spotlight: an ocean sciences activity that helps families better visualize how ocean currents move. What does temperature have to do with the speed and direction of ocean currents? Make your own mini ocean model and find out!



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