Your boat designs are here! Click through the images below to see and read about each one. If you would like to send us your own boat, you can submit your creation here.
Boat #1
This is my boat. I used cut-out foam shapes and stuck them to the side of the boat. Then, I used more foam and made the inside pretty. Next, I used a skewer and taped the foam on top for the sail. I taped the sail onto the inside of the boat and put the boat in a plastic tub filled with water. I mixed food dye to make the water look like river water.
Aiva, Age 8
Boat #2
One is a mayonnaise jar from the recycling, my dad's tape, and paper. It didn't float because it fell over and the sail got wet and fell in. The tall one is tape, a plastic coffee cup, and paper. It didn't float because it's too big.
Andrew, Age 4
Boat #3
It has a tiny paper captain, and it can also be used as a bath toy.
Sage, Age 8
Boat #4
This is my boat. It is made out of paper, tape, and a plastic container.
Holden, Age 7
Boat #5
This is a 3D model. I could not upload the real thing. So, I had to make a picture, but I worked very hard. I still have glue on my hands, but the fun (which I had a lot of) is all that matters in the end.
Briar, Age 10
Boat #6
The Blue Line boat can have 4 people in the boat at a time. It goes slow, but it is a great way to spend a vacation! It may be slow, but it is fun too!
Marley, Age 8
Boat #7
Here is my sailboat! I made it with a plastic container, foam paper, a craft stick, fabric, and tape.
Pressley, Age 10
Boat #8
It worked using just tape, a cashews can, and paper. It floated.
