Popsicle stick boat

Popsicle Sticks boat building craft ideas for kids at CraftySticks.com Craft and Idea Blog.

Our library recently had a "Water Ways" exhibit, and as part of the excitement, they hosted a contest for making boats out of Popsicle sticks! My 10 year old and I each made one to enter, and we both won in our age categories :). Here are the final products (I made the pirate ship, and my son made the other boat): My son's ended up being a bit more complex than the boat we built a couple of years ago. What have you made out of Popsicle sticks lately?

How to Build a Wooden Popsicle Stick Ship: Our oldest recently was tasked with a family project to build a model of one of the three ships that sailed with Columbus when he discovered the New World. As luck would have it, she chose to build the Nina over the Pinta or the Santa Maria.&n…

Adults or children, we all love popsicles! And when you’ve finished your sweet treat, why not put the stick to good use? We’ve got 21 popsicle stick boat craft ideas for kids. From simple projects to more complex creations, there’s plenty here to fire their imaginations! So if you’re ready, step this way to find...

Help your child build a popsicle stick boat that can float! The perfect size for Legos and other small toys. Simple and easy to build!

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My 8 year old loves building things! One day he asked if we could make a boat out of Popsicle sticks, and here was the result: I was pretty proud of how it turned out. Now we just have to seal it so it can float. I used plant pruners to cut the sticks. I used school glue when we weren't in a rush, and hot glue, especially when attaching the sides of the boat. Here's our inspiration, but my son wanted it to look more like a canoe. This was definitely a more time-consuming craft, but he loves…

This is a very unique project that I did for school. For our Social Studies final project, we had to look up explorers and do a project on them. So I looked up John Cabot and focused on his use of transportation. When I looked on the computer, I found out how his boat looked. I tried to replicate it a well as I could. I didn't do the sails . But I did the Crow's Nest and the two decks. With just popsicle sticks and some hot glue, I think I did a pretty good job! The actual process of making…

How to make Popsicle Stick Ship

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