Boat project

• Using tinfoil and a 3-D printer, I created two boats to see how many pennies each could hold. We did this because we were holding a prize for whoever's boats could hold the most pennies .
• During this process, I learned that boats have air in them so they can float better. I also learned how to make holes in different objects in tinkercad because I was trying to make air in our boat.
• The 7 standards of the class are Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor, Innovative Designer, Computational Thinker, Creative Communicator, and Global Collaborator. My project ties to computational thinker and digital citizen because first computational thinker because I had to think of how to make wholes in the 3-D boat and what to do for my tinfoil design . Last digital citizen because our group didn't use any of our full names.
• A challenge I overcame on this project was figuring out how to cut a hole in the 3-D print boat also what design I should use to hold the most pennies. I was able to do it by YouTube and watching my friends do their boat.
• Given a chance to do this again, I would change how good our 3-D boat was and we would add air in it. The reason why I would change it is because our boat didn't hold a lot of pennies even though our boat was the most boat looking boat there.
• This project connect to careers in making boats because by doing this we might make a 3-D boat in the future because its lightweight and cheaper and can float.

List of 25

1. Fishing Boats

2. Dinghy Boats

3. Deck Boats

4. Bowrider Boats

5. Catamaran Boats

6. Cuddy Cabins Boats

7. Centre Console Boats

8. Houseboats

9. Bass Boat

10. Bay Boat

11. Bowrider

12. Center Console

13. Convertible Fishing Boat

14. Cruiser

15. Downeast cruiser

16. Dual Console

17. Express Fishermen

18. Fish' n Ski Boat

19. Flats Boats

20. Performance powerboats

21. houseboats

22. inflatable Boat

23. Jet Boat

24. Jon boat

25. Multi-species boat