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2013 Cardboard Boat Float LEADERS GUIDE June 79, 2013 PepsiCo Scout Reservation 57 PepsiCo Road Spring Grove, VA 23881 PepsiCo Scout Reservation 2013 Cardboard Boat Float Table of Contents Boat Float

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How to fill out 2013 cardboard boat float:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for building the float. This may include cardboard, strong adhesive, scissors, paint, and any other decorations you desire.
2. Begin by designing and cutting out the shape of your boat using the cardboard. Make sure to create a sturdy structure that can support weight and float in water.
3. Assemble the pieces of your boat using the adhesive. Reinforce the joints and edges to ensure the boat stays intact.
4. Paint the boat using waterproof paint to protect it from water damage. Add any desired designs or logos to make it more visually appealing.
5. Once the paint is dry, test the floatability of the boat in a pool or tub of water. Make any necessary adjustments or reinforcements if the boat does not float properly.
6. After confirming that the boat floats well, you can start adding any additional decorations such as flags, banners, or any other enhancements you desire.
7. Lastly, ensure that the boat is safe and secure. Double-check that there are no sharp or protruding objects that may cause injury.

Who needs 2013 cardboard boat float:

1. Schools or educational institutions organizing a cardboard boat race or float event.
2. Recreational or summer camps planning water-related activities or competitions.
3. Community organizations hosting themed events or festivals by the water.
4. Individuals or groups participating in cardboard boat races or parades.
5. Team-building or corporate events that involve team challenges or competitions.
6. Party planners looking for unique and interactive activities for parties or gatherings near bodies of water.
7. Scouts or youth organizations engaging in hands-on and creative projects.
8. Water parks or amusement parks interested in adding a unique attraction or activity.
9. Non-profit organizations or fundraisers seeking innovative ways to engage the community and raise funds.
10. Families or individuals looking for an exciting DIY project or activity to enjoy and bond with their loved ones near a lake, river, or pool.

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What is cardboard boat float?

Cardboard boat float is an event or competition where participants build and race boats made entirely out of cardboard.

Who is required to file cardboard boat float?

There is no filing requirement for cardboard boat float as it is an activity or event, not a legal or official form of documentation.

How to fill out cardboard boat float?

There is no specific form or paperwork to fill out for cardboard boat float. Participants simply need to design, build, and race their cardboard boats.

What is the purpose of cardboard boat float?

The purpose of cardboard boat float is to promote creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills by challenging participants to construct functional boats using only cardboard.

What information must be reported on cardboard boat float?

Since cardboard boat float is not a formal filing or reporting process, there is no specific information that needs to be reported. However, participants may be required to provide their boat design details or team information to event organizers.