Cardboard boat designs

· Parents are welcome and encouraged to join us to observe the day’s activities. 1. What to bring during the construction of the boat: a. Please wear closed toed shoes (runners, etc.) no flip flops in the machine shop b. Bring meter sticks – SIEC does have some, however; not enough for every team. c. Sketch of boat d. Prototype 2. What to bring during the racing of the boat: a. Swimsuit (for the girls, a one-piece OR shirt cover-up; no bikinis) b. Towel c. Flip-flops/sandals to wear while…

~ Paper Boat ~ If you have been following the progress of the boat project at hutch, we last left off waiting for a sail for the little old...

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A large crowd lined the downtown Riverhead dock to cheer the paddlers, who raced in homemade boats made only with cardboard, duct tape and paint. Lots of photos from Saturday’s event.

Boatbuilding in Texas, April 14, 2010 We started our cardboard boat at 1015 this morning and stopped at 1800. The idea was to figure out what it would actually take to build a boat that would float…

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Welcome to Cardboard Adventures the online interactive platform that shows you how to make your cardboard creations to use in your own action-packed adventures!

Playhouses offer children a wonderful outlet for creativity and imagination. This cardboard tugboat welcomes kids aboard on an adventure to explore the seas and sail to faraway lands. Built with salvaged cardboard, it is a relatively inexpensive project and quick to put together but can be made durable as well.

Cardboard and Duct Tape Boat: Materials 2 bike boxes box cutter lots of duct tape (we used 7 rolls) Gorilla Glue Semi or High Gloss exterior paint (for base color and decoration) paint brushes tape measure markers scale (for determining the passenger and boat's mass to then …