Just add water and a couple of plastic bottles to create your own spinning vortex and explore the motion of fluids in action. This hands-on activity lets you build a simple whirlpool model, demonstrating how water moves in a rotating system while also connecting to how tornadoes form and behave in the atmosphere. With an included experiment booklet, it’s an engaging way to explore both water dynamics and weather science through interactive play.

Why You’ll Love This

• Create a visible whirlpool to explore fluid motion and vortex formation
• Demonstrates how rotating systems behave, connecting water movement to real-world physics
• Can be used to model tornado-like motion, showing how spiraling air and water form funnels
• Simple setup using common plastic bottles makes it easy to repeat and experiment
• Includes an experiment booklet to guide learning and encourage deeper exploration

A hands-on science activity that brings the motion of water and the dynamics of tornadoes to life through simple, interactive experimentation. Comes in assorted colors.