Make Your Own Soap Boat

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The colonists’ trip to America took two or three months by sea on large
ships. The ships could be about 100 feet long. These ships had to carry
enough supplies for the long journey. Some of those supplies were
food and water, clothing, guns and gun powder, tools and candles.
The colonists brought the things they would need for their new lives
with them. In this activity you can make your own ship and see if it
floats or sinks.

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