Duct Tape
- List or explain the components of duct tape.
- Give a 3-5 minute report or create a timeline about the history and development of duct tape.
- Name three uses of duct tape.
- List at least three ways that duct tape is used in a professional setting.
- Outline duct tape safety rules as they relate to general duct tape usage, usage recreationally among young people, and in a craft setting.
- Demonstrate the ability to tear pieces of duct tape, by hand, in the following lengths without the aid of a knife, scissors, or any other cutting instrument. The tape must not get tangled up or wrinkled.
- 15 cm (6 inches)
- 60 cm (2 feet)
- 150 cm (5 feet)
- Create a toolkit with the basic items needed for duct tape crafts, including at least three colors/designs of duct tape, a cutting mat, scissors, a utility knife, and tools for residue removal. Demonstrate the ability to use each tool.
- Create five items from duct tape such as:
- Wallet or purse
- Basket or tote
- A wearable piece of clothing
- Holiday decorations
- Christmas wrapping or bows
- Simple flower arrangement
- Toy
- Item of your choice
- Build a boat that will float a 2 kg (5 lb) sack of flour for five minutes while preventing the flour from getting wet. You may use other materials to create a frame, but the majority of the hull should be made from duct tape.
- Complete the following spiritual lessons on the "stickiness" of duct tape:
- Read Daniel chapter 3 and discuss how duct tape can apply to God and the Hebrews in the story.
- Memorize and recite Proverbs 18:24 and explain how duct tape applies to this verse.
- Discuss in a group how sin can "stick" to you.
- Memorize and recite James 4:7 and share your ideas on how sin can get unstuck in our lives.
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