VISUAL THERMOMETER - AN OLMSTEAD APPROVED PRODUCT. PICTURES ON THERMOMETER SHOW HOW TO DRESS.

RESULTS OF THE OLMSTEAD TEST.

The persons used the Visual Thermometer to plan their outdoor activities. It was found to be a learning tool for persons who are mentally challenged, persons with learning problems, persons with brain injuries, persons migrating to the United States, elderly people and persons with memory losses.

This colorful patent-pending thermometer shows what clothes to wear at different temperatures. It will help a wide range of people, i.e. children within the autism spectrum, persons with brain injuries, and pre-schoolers. It will teach, and remind, these persons how to dress appropriately with the temperature. It is 12.5 inches in diameter and comes completely assembled, ready to hang. There is a choice of three dial faces to accommodate regional climates (65 degrees in Florida is jacket weather, while 65 degrees in Wisconsin is shorts weather!) Closed coil movement (NO MERCURY) is easily adjustable to ensure correct readings. Terrific for home or school.

Standard Dial face

-40 to 40 degrees = coat weather

40 to 60 degrees = jacket weather

60 to 75 degrees = shirt and pants weather

75 degrees and up = shorts weather

Northern Dial face

-40 to 30 degrees = coat weather

30 to 50 degrees = jacket weather

50 to 65 degrees = shirt and pants weather

65 degrees and up= shorts weather

Southern Dial face

-40 to 50 degrees = coat weather

50 to 65 degrees = jacket weather

65 to 80 degrees = shirt and pants weather

80 degrees and up = shorts weather