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Student Thermometers - Set of 10

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$12.54 $16.95 In stock

Category: Supplies & Equipment

Grades 2 & up. Make temperature exploration hands-on and engaging with the Student Thermometers � Set of 10. Designed for children in Grade 2 and up, these easy-to-read classroom thermometers help students investigate temperature while building foundational science, observation, and measurement skills. Each thermometer displays both Fahrenheit and Celsius, giving children practice reading and comparing two commonly used temperature scales.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joshua S. ★★★★★

The markings are large and clear enough for small hands to read easily during group work. I appreciate that they're sturdy glass, not flimsy plastic, and the set of ten is perfect for a small science center.

Ellie E. ★★★★★

My third graders have been obsessed with checking the temperature of everything since these arrived, and the numbers are big enough that they can read them from across the group table. The set of ten means no one has to wait their turn, which is huge for a class of 25.

Matthew ★★★★★

These thermometers are perfect for our science center — the numbers are big and clear enough that my third graders can read them without squinting. The set of 10 means I don't have to worry about sharing during group activities. Kids actually fight over who gets to check the temperature outside.