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Greenhouse Light and Temperature

By using a temperature sensor, we can relate changes in sunlight to the temperature of the air being trapped in a container.

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The Java Runtime Environment version 5 (sometimes referred to as 1.5) or later with Java Webstart is required to run any of the activities. You can download it at: java.com.

Make your own miniature greenhouse and measure the light levels at different “times of day”—modeled by changing the angle of a lamp on the greenhouse—using a light sensor. Next, investigate the temperature in your greenhouse with and without a cover. Learn how a greenhouse works and how you can regulate the temperature in your model greenhouse.

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Download Size: 25.5 MB

WARNING: Your data will not be saved. To save data, run this activity as a registered user. You can register at the project portal. Please view the requirements below before launching this activity.

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The Java Runtime Environment version 5 (sometimes referred to as 1.5) or later with Java Webstart is required to run any of the activities. You can download it at: java.com.

The download for this activity will require 25.5 MB of disk space.

ITSI-SUThis activity is a part of the Concord Consortium's ITSI-SU project.

Grade Level
Middle School
Subject
Earth and Space Science
Focus Area
Probeware