How Do You Make A Toy Boat For A School Project?
Making a toy boat for a school project not only teaches kids about basic flotation, it gives them a fun activity that doesn’t depend on toy stores, video games and gadgets. Children will see that they don’t need to buy fancy motors, propellers and sails to create an interesting boat that makes them proud. Instead, this project demonstrates what they can accomplish using their imagination and a few simple materials found in the backyard. Gather 13 twigs, each about 9-inches long. You can break the twigs to make them all the same approximate length. Lay 10 twigs horizontally, against one another in a tight row. Lay one twig across this row of twigs so that it rests perpendicular to the row, vertical at its far left end. Pull a long length of twine off your spool. Knot the twine around the first twig in your row and the vertical twig that you placed on top of the row. Wrap the twine around these two twigs twice, making an “x” shape with the twine. Wrap the twine around the second twig in
