Wind power generating tool designed for handson education and model projects Key benefits Teaches wind energy mechanics: Provides a practical demonstration of how wind is converted into usable power, making abstract concepts tangible for students and hobbyists. Versatile project use: Integrates easily into science models, school assignments, science fair exhibits, and hobby builds. Directional flexibility: Operates regardless of wind direction, so no repositioning is required when wind patterns change. Operates in light wind: Functions effectively at low wind speeds, broadening opportunities for demonstration and experimentation and supporting better energy conversion in gentle conditions. Reliable for repeated use: Built to support classroom handling and multiple project iterations. Main attributes Function: Converts wind into rotational motion and measurable output for demonstrations of energy generation and conversion. Compatibility: Suitable for integration with model kits, classroom experiment setups, small generators, and educational displays. Size and construction: Sized and constructed for model and classroom use, allowing easy mounting and handling without special tools. Performance: Responsive to both variable wind directions and light winds, enabling consistent demonstrations across different conditions. How this tool solves problems Removes the need to wait for strong wind to demonstrate wind power, thanks to its light wind capability. Eliminates frequent repositioning during demonstrations because it works regardless of wind direction. Simplifies lesson planning by providing a readytouse component that fits a range of project formats and learning objectives. Practical use scenarios Classroom demonstration: Use during a lesson on renewable energy to show students how wind produces rotational motion and how that motion can be converted to useful power. Science fair model: Incorporate into a throttleable exhibit that compares energy conversion under different wind conditions and orientations. Hobbyist project: Add to a scale model or experimental rig to test blade designs, gearing, or small electrical loads in varied wind settings. Who will benefit Teachers and educators looking for a handson aid to explain wind energy concepts. Students working on school projects or science fair entries that require a functional wind generation element. Hobbyists and tinkerers building model turbines and testing performance under real wind conditions. Note Intended as an educational and modelbuilding tool to demonstrate wind energy principles and to integrate into project builds.