Cardboard regatta boat ideas

Start with duct tape, cardboard and add a body of water.

20 Boats You Can Build Yourself: It's getting warm again, so why not build yourself a boat for some summer adventures? The authors on Instructables have you covered with all sorts of amazing boats you can build yourself!These boats range from easy to advanced, and some can be built…

LAKEWOOD, Ohio — It’s become a longtime Lakewood High School tradition: the Cardboard Boat Regatta. It’s an annual event, and this year’s was the school’s 13th. Over 200 junior and senior physics students are given five weeks to construct a boat using only cardboard and packing tape. Then two students frantically paddle their boat across […]

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…

The Cardboard Boat Museum and Race Regatta in New Richmond, Ohio is a unique event where participants race boats made out of cardboard.

Make a Cardboard Boat: This is an easy way to create a cardboard boat. Why build a cardboard boat? Well every year races are held at the river, and it's fun. I cannot guarantee that it will float. I typically build "stylish" boats.

~ 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...

Cardboard Kayak: This cardboard kayak is very fun to make and play. you can make it from old cardboard boxes you can get for free. it costs about 25 dollars to make depending on what tools you have. Now, that explained let’s start building it. Thingsyou’ll need: To…

This cardboard box boat is a fun craft to make for kids! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! When life presents you with a large cardboard box - sometimes it feels impossible just to recycle it straight away. I made this one into a boat for my son! My first task was to cut off the box flaps with a craft knife. Then I flipped it over and opened one end of the box. I cut

· 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…