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C15 - Parts of a Boat and Oar

The ASC - Admiralty Sea Cadet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rudder. transom. Bottom boards. Buoyancy boxes. Centre plate. Sailing thwart. stem. forestay. mast. Port shroud. gunwhale. Crutch plate. thwart. Tiller bar. fairlead. Parts of an Oar . Wooden Boat Construction. ASC - NAME THE PARTS. . .

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C15 - Parts of a Boat and Oar

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    1. C15 - Parts of a Boat and Oar This lesson is to introduce boats to you, so that when you get to the real thing its not all strange to you! You won’t remember all the names but do try and learn the main parts. So lets look at the Sea Cadets main pulling/sailing boat - the ASC This lesson is to introduce boats to you, so that when you get to the real thing its not all strange to you! You won’t remember all the names but do try and learn the main parts. So lets look at the Sea Cadets main pulling/sailing boat - the ASC

    2. Introduce the cadets to the MOD (N) issued ‘pulling’ craft, the Admiralty Sea Cadet. Introduce boat part names - just the basics! Make up a bag of labels with names on - see what they know. Use as a test at the end of lesson.Introduce the cadets to the MOD (N) issued ‘pulling’ craft, the Admiralty Sea Cadet. Introduce boat part names - just the basics! Make up a bag of labels with names on - see what they know. Use as a test at the end of lesson.

    3. Parts of an Oar THE CRUTCH IS SECURED IN THE BOAT WITH A LANYARD TO PREVENT IT BEING LOST OVERBOARD. THE LEATHER PROTECTS THE WOODEN OAR IN THE METAL CRUTCH WHEN ROWING THESE DAYS THE COPPER BANDS ARE USUALLY PLASTIC TAPE - DESIGNED TO STOP THE BLADE SPLITTING - NOT NEEDED AS MUCH THESE DAYS AS WOOD GLUES ARE MUCH STRONGER THAN BEFORETHE CRUTCH IS SECURED IN THE BOAT WITH A LANYARD TO PREVENT IT BEING LOST OVERBOARD. THE LEATHER PROTECTS THE WOODEN OAR IN THE METAL CRUTCH WHEN ROWING THESE DAYS THE COPPER BANDS ARE USUALLY PLASTIC TAPE - DESIGNED TO STOP THE BLADE SPLITTING - NOT NEEDED AS MUCH THESE DAYS AS WOOD GLUES ARE MUCH STRONGER THAN BEFORE

    4. Wooden Boat Construction So just when you thought you knew something about boats here’s a different type of construction AND LOADS MORE NAMES OF PARTS. Don’t worry though, this ones for copying into your taskbooks.So just when you thought you knew something about boats here’s a different type of construction AND LOADS MORE NAMES OF PARTS. Don’t worry though, this ones for copying into your taskbooks.

    5. ASC - NAME THE PARTS Now see what you can remember! Two teams: a short quick fire quiz to test your memory, winning team doesn’t have to clear up the classroom!Now see what you can remember! Two teams: a short quick fire quiz to test your memory, winning team doesn’t have to clear up the classroom!

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