Episode 12 Mister Maker Around the World

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Mister Maker Around The World!

Hello! It's making time.

Get ready for an arty adventure around the world.

Today, we head to Australia

to show you how to make some googly eye glasses in under a minute.

Find out how to make your own cute yoghurt pot pig

as we make a fantastic giant toy picture.

But first, it's off to South Africa, where we go cookie crazy.

Wow! Let's have a look where we are.

We're in South Africa.

Oh, what an exciting, beautiful country.

Let's have a look around.

-Here we go.

-Thank you.

-Pleasure, sir.

-Thank you.

-You may enjoy.

-I will.

-Bye, sir.

-Thank you very much. Bye-bye!

I AM enjoying myself.

There's so much to see here and...eat. Ha-ha!

Wait a minute...

This has just given me a great idea.

Let's try something.

Try using a cookie cutter to make a fantastic cookie cutter pattern.

Let's make it.

We'll need a Mini Maker to help us. Let's see if there's one nearby.

Hello, Mini Makers. Who's going to help me today?

-Hello, Mister Maker, I'm Haniya.

-Oh, hello, Haniya.

I can help you.

That's great news. Thanks, everyone else, we'll see you soon.

Let's get making. Oh, great.

Haniya is on her way to help us make our picture, but first

we'll need somewhere to make it.

Excellent.

The Marvellous Maker Case has become a Marvellous Making Table.

Now we just need some arty things to make our picture. We'll need...

..some paper or card.

Some scissors and a glue stick.

Some scraps of coloured and patterned paper.

A cookie cutter.

And last, but not least, of course we'll need some grapes.

Some grapes? We don't need grapes.

Scrappz! What are you doing here?

Oh, I see.

We don't need grapes at the moment, although they do look very tasty.

Can you take these back and find me a pen?

That's it, open wide. Off you go! Go on!

Oh, he's gone.

Oh, well done, Scrappz.

Just what we need. Thank you.

We've got a pen.

Great. We've got everything we need.

Although...it does feel like something is missing.

Do you know what it is? Erm... Er...

Hello, Mister Maker.

Haniya! Of course, it's you, my friend.

It's lovely to see you.

Thank you for coming because you're just in time.

We're going to make a picture.

It's a cookie cutter pattern picture.

Very colourful. What do you think of that, then, Haniya?

It looks great.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Good.

Are you ready?

Fantastic. Let's get making.

Now, the first thing we're going to do, Haniya,

is collect together some scraps of paper. Can you do that for me?

That's it. We've got lots of scraps here. Excellent, thank you.

Now, you can use whatever paper you like.

It could be old packaging, maybe old magazines and comics,

or even leftover wrapping paper.

Next, we need a cookie cutter.

Can you find one on there?

Excellent, what shape is that?

-A star.

-A star, that's right, just like you. A star.

OK. I'm going to take that and I'm actually going to choose some paper.

There we go.

And we're going to draw around the cookie cutter onto the paper.

There we go.

And if we take away our cookie cutter we've got a star shape.

We need to draw lots of these stars.

-So, Haniya, will you help me?

-Yes.

-Brilliant. Let's get drawing.

We're drawing lots and lots of stars

but actually, cookie cutters come in all shapes and sizes.

Ask an adult to help you find some.

Keep drawing until you've got lots of stars

in lots of different colours.

Now, we need to cut them out.

-We must be careful because scissors are...

-Sharp.

-That's right.

And when your shapes are cut out, put them to one side

because now it's time to bring in our large piece of paper.

And we're going to stick all of our stars down onto this.

Pick a star, Haniya,

and can you put some glue on the back of it for me, please?

Great glueing, well done.

Let's stick it down.

Keep going until you've stuck your shapes all over the paper.

We've finished.

It's a cookie cutter pattern picture.

And if you enjoyed that, why not try these other ideas too.

How about using a different-shaped cutter

and cook up a multicoloured gingerbread man pattern?

Or you could try different shades of the same colour

for these brilliant blue hearts.

Or why not go cookie crazy

and try lots of different cutters and lots of different colours?

Why don't you try one of those ideas today?

Thank you so much for your help, Haniya.

BOTH: We made it!

High-five.

What a fantastic cookie cutter pattern picture.

Thanks, Haniya. Bye!

I love travelling the world. You get to see some amazing views.

CASE CRASHES AND BOINGS

What's that noise?

It sounds like it's coming from the Marvellous Maker Case.

Can you hear that?

BOING!

It's the Shapes! They're off on their journey around the world.

-Ohh!

-Wee!

-Ahhh!

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# I am a circle

# I am a triangle

# I am a square

# I am a rectangle

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a square. #

What are the squares making today?

Can you guess?

What could it be?

It's a dragonfly.

Well done, Shapes, it's time to get back in the Marvellous Maker Case.

-Weee!

-Whoop!

-He-he!

-Oooh!

Wow! What a beautiful country.

I love travelling the world.

You get to see so many...

MAKERPHONE RINGS

Oh. Oh, my Makerphone's ringing. Excuse me.

Oh, it's Tocky. Hello.

It's Minute Make time in Australia.

I'm on my way.

Here we go.

ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

It's Minute Make time, everyone!

THEY CHEER

And today we're going to make... googly eye glasses.

Now, these classes can be used as a cunning disguise

to fool your friends, or just as fun, fancy dress.

We can make these fantastic glasses by using these amazing arty things.

We've got a glue stick.

Some scissors.

An old pair of sunglasses. Now, ask an adult to help you find those.

And we've got some paper shapes.

We've got two triangles and two circles.

Now, my friends, do you think it's possible

to make these googly eye glasses in just one minute?

CHILDREN: No way!

Oh, really? Well, I think I can, but d'you know what?

I think I will have to be very quick.

But don't worry, I'll remind you how to do it at the end. Are you ready?

-CHILDREN: Yes.

-Are you ready?

Brilliant. Let's make it in a minute.

CHILDREN: Three, two, one...

Start the clock!

The first thing to do is get two paper circles

and fold them in half like that.

Then we get our scissors, and on the folded edge,

we're going to cut out half a circle shape, a bit like this.

Very carefully, round and round.

When we open them up, we've got our two eyes. Oh, lovely.

Let's get our two paper triangles. We're going to put them together

then snip out two triangle shapes from here as well.

-We have to be careful with scissors because they're...

-Sharp.

That's right. There we go. Now we're going to use our glue, everybody.

So, let's get some glue here.

Plenty of glue on the eyes. That's it. Now we get our eyebrows.

We'll stick one eyebrow there, like that,

and one eyebrow there, like that.

Our glasses, where are they? There they are.

Let's stick on one of the eyes, there's one.

And now we just need this other eye to stick on like that

and we've made some googly eye glasses.

CHEERING

And if you have got more than a minute,

you could try these other ideas, too. What about these glasses?

With long, purple, paper eyelashes for a different effect.

Or you could try these glasses with bushy fun fur eyebrows.

Or you could try these glasses, with feathers and glitter.

They're really colourful. Googly eye glasses made in just a minute.

Why don't you try it? Here's a reminder of how to do it.

Let's go back to the beginning and take another look.

Carefully cut a hole into the two round bits of paper.

Now, put the triangles together and cut out two V-shapes.

Stick these to the eyes for lashes.

Then, stick the eyes to the glasses.

Your googly eye glasses are finished and ready to wear.

Why don't you try and make some googly eye glasses

in just one minute?

And make something fun for a friend right in front of their eyes.

Thanks for being part of another marvellous Minute Make, everyone.

CHEERING

Oh, what's this? It's a Mini Maker postcard.

Let's see what we've been sent today.

Hello, Mister Maker. I have made a picture of a caterpillar.

My caterpillar has two googly eyes, stickers, colourful paper.

She has got six feet.

I hope you like my caterpillar, Mister Maker.

Hi, I am Wei. I made some cupcakes for you.

First, I made it with this paper plate

and then I stuck this paper on it.

I grabbed it into a ball and then I stuck it.

Don't they look delicious, Mister Maker?

Oh, what lovely ideas. Why don't you try some of those today.

MAKERPHONE RINGS

Oh, the Makerphone's ringing. Excuse me.

Some Mini Makers are calling.

Hello, Mister Maker, I'm Bryce from the UK and these are all my friends.

Can you help us make a picture?

What a lovely idea.

I'll see you for a high-five in five, four...

CHILDREN: Three...

two...

one...

We're in the UK.

I made it. I told you I would. High-five.

Right, my friends, what picture would you like to make?

CHILDREN: Toys!

Oh, that's a great idea, a toys picture.

What sort of toys will we have in our picture?

A robot.

I think that's a great idea. Robot!

Right, let's all be robots.

ROBOT SOUNDS PLAY

Do the robot.

Do-doo do-doo.

Very good, robots. Right, power down. Well done, Mini Makers.

-What other toys will we have?

-Teddy bears.

-You've got to have a teddy bear, haven't you? And what else?

-A pig.

A pig? What does a pig look like, then?

-Pink with a curly tail.

-You can't forget the curly tail.

This will be a brilliant picture. I think we're ready, aren't we?

-CHILDREN: Yeah!

-Let's make it together.

CHILDREN: We're making a teddy bear.

CHILDREN: We're making the pig.

And these are the buttons for the robot.

And we'll need a nice colourful background.

We're having a great time making our big toy picture

and that has just given me an idea.

Why don't you make something too?

Try making your very own yoghurt pot pig with a cute curly tail.

You will need two clean yoghurt pots.

Some plastic lids.

Gloopy glue and a glue stick.

Tissue paper and a brush.

Fun foam shapes and some pom-poms.

Stickers and a black pen.

A pipe cleaner and some sticky tape.

First, ask an adult to help you find two clean empty yoghurt pots

and stick them together like this.

Next, stick four plastic lids to the bottom of the pots.

Then, cover everything with gloopy glue and tissue paper.

And leave it to dry.

Now, stick on two pom-poms for eyes.

Fun foam triangles for ears.

And a fun foam circle for a snout.

Next, add some details with a black pen.

Draw two dots on the snout for nostrils.

And add more dots to stickers and stick them on the pom-pom eyes.

Finally, take a pipe cleaner and wind it around a pen.

Then, stick it to the back of the pig to make a curly tail.

Your yoghurt pot pig is finished and ready to play with.

PIG OINKS

What a lovely idea, why don't you try it?

But right now, let's take a closer look at our big picture.

Brooom! Brooom!

-Well done, everyone.

-ALL: We made it together, yeah!

What a terrific picture. These toys look brilliant, don't they?

Wow. We've seen some incredible sights, haven't we?

Remember, wherever you are in the world, keep making.

MAKERPHONE RINGS

Oh, excuse me. Oh, it's Tocky!

Time to go, time to go.

Oh, thanks, Tocky. I'll be home soon.

Well, that's it for now.

My making time's over, but yours is just beginning.

It's time to put the Marvellous Maker Case back in its box.

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