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Cardboard Boat Race Rules 2015 California's Great America is proud to introduce our Annual Cardboard Boat Race in conjunction with Physics, Science, and Math Days! This competition will be held Friday, May

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How to fill out a cardboard boat and race:

1. Start by gathering materials. You will need a large piece of cardboard, duct tape, a utility knife, and measuring tools.
2. Choose a design for your boat. Decide on the size and shape that will work best for your race. Keep in mind that a streamlined design is important for speed.
3. Measure and mark the dimensions of your boat on the cardboard. Use a pencil or marker to outline the shape and cut it out using a utility knife.
4. Use duct tape to reinforce the edges and seams of the cardboard boat. This will help make it more durable and resistant to water.
5. Test the buoyancy of the boat by placing it in water. Make any necessary adjustments or reinforcement to ensure it floats properly.
6. Decorate your boat if desired. Use waterproof markers or paint to add some personality to your creation.
7. Once your boat is complete, find a suitable body of water for the race. This can be a pool, pond, or even a river depending on the size of your boat and race rules.
8. Gather a group of people who are interested in participating in the race. This can be friends, family, or even a community event.
9. Set up the racing course with buoys or markers to indicate the start and finish lines.
10. Have each participant fill out their cardboard boat according to the steps above.
11. Line up the boats at the starting line and let the race begin.
12. The winner is the first boat to cross the finish line without sinking.

Who needs cardboard boat and race?

1. Individuals who enjoy creative DIY projects and are looking for a fun and unique way to spend their time.
2. Students who are participating in a physics or engineering class project, as building and racing a cardboard boat can provide hands-on learning experiences.
3. Communities or organizations hosting events or fundraisers where a cardboard boat race can be a form of entertainment and engagement for participants and spectators.

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What is cardboard boat and race?

Cardboard boat and race is an event where participants build boats using cardboard and race them in water.

Who is required to file cardboard boat and race?

Participants or organizers of cardboard boat and race events are required to file.

How to fill out cardboard boat and race?

To fill out a cardboard boat and race application, participants need to provide details about the boat design and team members.

What is the purpose of cardboard boat and race?

The purpose of cardboard boat and race is to promote creativity, teamwork, and innovation among participants.

What information must be reported on cardboard boat and race?

Information such as boat design, team members, and race details must be reported on cardboard boat and race applications.