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Cardboard Boat Race, June 4
The Annual Cardboard Boat Race on McDonogh's Duck Pond will take place Thursday, June 4. The Parade of Boats will depart from behind the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Athletic Center at 3:15 p.m. and the first race will begin at approximately 3:45 p.m. All are welcome.
Upper School students will race across McDonogh's Duck Pond in colorful, life-size boats that they've constructed from cardboard for the school's Annual Cardboard Boat Race. Each boat has a theme and this year's entries include Sesame Street, USA, Star Wars, Toga Party, Orioles, and Hannah Montana, to name a few.
For the Upper School students who have spent the last three weeks constructing their vessels, it is a test of how well they've combined the principles of physics and engineering with artistry. Each crew of six to nine students receives the same quantity of materials: nine sheets of industrial grade cardboard, glue, tape, and paint. Aside from being a lot of fun, it is a great exercise in teamwork.
We hope you can still join us for this celebration of the end of the school year!
The Annual Cardboard Boat Race on McDonogh's Duck Pond will take place Thursday, June 4. The Parade of Boats will depart from behind the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Athletic Center at 3:15 p.m. and the first race will begin at approximately 3:45 p.m. All are welcome.
Upper School students will race across McDonogh's Duck Pond in colorful, life-size boats that they've constructed from cardboard for the school's Annual Cardboard Boat Race. Each boat has a theme and this year's entries include Sesame Street, USA, Star Wars, Toga Party, Orioles, and Hannah Montana, to name a few.
For the Upper School students who have spent the last three weeks constructing their vessels, it is a test of how well they've combined the principles of physics and engineering with artistry. Each crew of six to nine students receives the same quantity of materials: nine sheets of industrial grade cardboard, glue, tape, and paint. Aside from being a lot of fun, it is a great exercise in teamwork.
We hope you can still join us for this celebration of the end of the school year!