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Today's Summer Daily Fun
Float a Boat
Make a canoe that floats: It's easy!
What You Need
- Birch bark
- Glue (White glue, like Elmer's glue, is fine but a glue gun works better --
then you don't have to hold ends together while they dry. If you use a glue gun,
get help from your folks. You can get burned very easily!)
- Scissors
How To Make It
- Cut a strip of bark that is about 3 inches (8 cm) wide and about 5 inches (13 cm) long.
Use the bark off a tree that is no longer alive. You can also make a canoe
from paper, but it won't be waterproof.
- Cut ends to resemble a V. Make the V
about 1/2 inch (1 cm) deep.
- Fold the bark in half lengthwise.
- On each end, overlap the bark remaining after cutting out the V.
Overlap them until the top edges are even and you have a canoe shape. Glue
the ends together.
- After the glue dries, put the canoe in water and watch it float!
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