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Student Thermometers - Set of 10

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Easy-to-read thermometer measures Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature accurately. 2" x 6" with plastic backing. (NOTE: Thermometer cannot be used in boiling water. The maximum temperature use is 60 degrees Celsius.).

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Miles G. ★★★★★

My kids use these for their school projects and the dual-scale markings make it easy for them to convert temperatures. The plastic backing feels sturdy enough to survive a few drops.

Brian Y. ★★★★☆

These thermometers are a solid classroom basic, and I appreciate that the large numbers make them easy for multiple students to read at once. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that I wish they were a bit more durable for younger kids.

Emma ★★★☆☆

Got these for the science lab and they're okay for basic readings, though the plastic backing feels a bit flimsy if kids handle them roughly. The Fahrenheit and Celsius markings are clear enough, but I wish the max temp limit of 60 degrees was printed more prominently since it's easy to forget.