Episode 20 Mister Maker Around the World

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Hello! It is making time!

Get ready for an arty adventure around the world!

Today, we are travelling down under

to find out how to make a wacky watch in just a minute.

We build a giant castle, fit for a fairy tale,

and show you how to make your very own flag.

But first, let's fly to Hong Kong to make some really snappy art.

Wow! Look! We are in Hong Kong! At a beautiful beach!

There is so much to see here, look!

Some people are swimming. And there is a fisherman. Wow!

Look at that boat. And that lifeguard. What is that?

It's a crab! A super, snappy, crab!

And it has just given me a great idea. Let's try something.

Try using old pasta to make a snappy lasagne mosaic crab.

Let's make it! Bye, Mr Crab.

We are going to need a mini-maker to help us.

Let's see if there is one nearby. Ooh!

Hello, mini-makers, now, who's going to help me today?

Hi, Mr Maker, I am Audrey.

-Hello, Audrey.

-I can help you.

Oh, that is good news. Everyone else, thank you very much.

Well, that is great. Audrey is on her way, to help us make our picture.

But first, we will need somewhere to make it.

Oh, fantastic!

The Marvellous Maker Case has become a marvellous making table.

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

Some paper or card.

Some paint.

Some brushes.

Some stickers, a glue stick, and a pen.

And we are also going to need something else.

That is right, a half-eaten ice lolly. What?

A half-eaten ice lolly? We don't need that! Scraps!

How did you get here? SCRAPS SQUEAKS

Look, we don't need this ice lolly.

But we do need a different type of food.

We need some dried pasta sheets that you might use to make a lasagne.

Do you think you can find some? All right, open up.

Open up, that is it. Goodbye, Scraps.

I've got no idea how that ice lolly didn't melt in my suitcase, you know.

Oh! Well done, Scraps! That is just what we need. Thank you!

We've got some dry pasta sheets.

Excellent. We've got everything we need.

But it feels like something is missing. Do you know what it is?

-I'm here, Mister Maker.

-Of course! Audrey!

Thank you so much for coming, it is great to see you,

you are just in time, to make this lasagne mosaic crab.

A mosaic is a picture made up of lots of different little colourful pieces.

-Now, Audrey, are you ready?

-Yes!

Good! Are you ready? Fantastic!

Let's get making.

The first thing we're going to do, Audrey, is take some dry,

uncooked pasta sheets, like this.

Now, this is a really good way of using up some food

that has gone out of date.

But we're not going to eat this today, Audrey,

and we're not going to make a lovely lasagne, I am afraid.

But we are going to do some painting.

Now let's paint our lasagne sheets.

You can use whatever colour of paint you like.

But today we are going to use blue and orange.

Why don't you grab some brushes, Audrey? And let's get painting.

Now, you can paint your lasagne sheets quite roughly.

It doesn't have to be neat.

And you can always add some gloopy glue to your paint,

to help it stick to the lasagne.

Keep going until you have painted all your lasagne sheets,

and leave them to dry.

Now, we have to break them into very small pieces,

by carefully snapping them.

So, Audrey, let's get snapping.

You can have the orange pieces. And I'll have the blue.

That's it.

Keep going until you have broken up

all your painted lasagne sheets into pieces.

-And now I'm going to give these pieces to you, is that OK?

-OK.

Thank you.

Now it is time to draw whatever our pasta pieces are going to colour in.

You can draw whatever you like. But today, we're going to draw a crab.

Excellent! Now we need to use our pasta pieces to fill in our picture.

Audrey, if you take that glue stick

and put some glue on the back of our pasta pieces.

That's it. Thank you.

Carefully fill in the picture

by sticking on the different coloured lasagne pieces.

Brilliant. Our picture is really taking shape, Audrey.

But now, we need to add some extra details with some stickers.

So, can you find some stickers over there? Thank you, Audrey.

You can use stickers for eyes. A mouth.

And some eyebrows.

We have finished our lasagne mosaic crab.

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

How about a terrific turtle with a brightly coloured shell?

Or why not try a brilliant bee with yellow and black stripes?

You could even try a swirly shelled snail, like this.

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

Thank you so much for your help, Audrey.

BOTH: We made it!

Let's do some crabby high-fives, here we go.

Fantastic. What a snappy picture. Well done, Audrey!

Urgh!

After a busy day travelling the world, you have to take a break,

and have a drink of water.

BOING! BOING!

What's that noise? It is coming from the Marvellous Maker Case.

Can you hear that?

It's The Shapes! They are off on a journey around the world!

-# I am a shape

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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 triangle. #

What's hiding in the triangles?

Can you guess?

What could it be?

It's a dragon!

Well done, Shapes. It is time to get back in the Marvellous Maker Case.

Oh, I love it here in Hong Kong! I have had such a fantastic time.

MOBILE RINGS

Oh! The Maker Phone is ringing. Excuse me. Oh, it is Talky.

It is Minute Make time, in Australia!

Thanks, Talky. I am on my way! Here we go!

It is Minute Make time!

ALL: Hooray!

And it is also time for...

For me to get a watch! Oh, dear! Well, that is a good thing, actually.

Because today we are going to make one of these. It is a wacky watch!

Now, to make one of these wacky watches

we will need these arty things.

Some scissors. A glue stick. A pen. A cardboard tube.

And two fun foam circles.

Now, do you think it is possible to make a wacky watch

in just one minute?

ALL: No, Mister Maker!

Well, let's find out. I am going to have to be very quick.

But don't worry, I will remind you how to do it at the end.

Are you ready? ALL: Yes!

Are you ready? Fantastic!

Let's make it, in a minute!

ALL: 3...2...1...

Start the clock!

Right, the first thing we are going to do is get our cardboard tube

and very carefully cut off the end of it like this.

We need to be careful with scissors, because they are...

ALL: Sharp! That's right.

And we are going to make a snip, just down the middle like that.

And that should fit on our wrist. Yes, perfect.

Now let's get our fun foam circles.

Let's put some glue in the middle of that circle there.

And then we can stick on our yellow circle.

Now, let's get our pen. And we are going to draw a clock face.

There we go. Let's remember all of the numbers.

We have got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,

9, 10, 11, 12.

Let's put on the hands of the clock.

And now we need some more glue. On here. Let's put plenty on.

And then if we stick on our clock face like this,

we can see that we have made a wacky watch!

CHEERING

And if you've got more than a minute, you could paint

or decorate the strap on your wacky watch.

And you could also try these other ideas too.

How about, this fabulous flower watch?

With yellow stickers and a patterned strap.

Or you could try this triangle shaped watch. With a plastic lid face.

Or how about this star shaped watch? With extra sparkly bits.

A wacky watch, made in a minute. Why don't you try it?

Here is a reminder of how to do it.

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

Carefully cut the end of a cardboard tube.

Then cut across the middle to make a strap.

Stick to circles of fun foam together. And draw on a clock face.

Stick this to the cardboard strap, and your wacky watch is finished.

Why don't you try and make it in a minute? Right, everyone.

It is time for me to go on more arty adventures now.

But thank you so much for being part of another marvellous minute make.

CHEERING

What's this? It's a mini-maker postcard.

-Let's see what we have been sent today.

-Hello, Mister Maker.

I made this picture for you.

I got some paper to do the fish and the plants and the water.

And some bubbles. I hope you like my picture, Mister Maker.

Hello, my name is Caroline and I made a picture for you.

I first drew a picture of a scarecrow,

then I stuck googly eyes on, and shiny things.

And it has a big smile.

-My scarecrow can scare away the birds.

-What lovely ideas.

Why don't you try some of those today?

MOBILE RINGS

The Maker Phone is ringing. Excuse me. The mini-makers are calling.

Hello, I'm Grant from the UK. These are all my friends.

-Can you help us make a picture?

-What a lovely idea!

I will see you for a high five in 5, 4...

CHILDREN: 3...2...1...

We're in the UK. I made it!

I told you I would!

Let's get some high-fives!

What picture would you like to make.

ALL: Castle!

A castle picture. What a lovely idea.

Now, what is our castle going to look like?

-Purple castle.

-Oh, I like that! A purple castle. Very nice.

-And what else will we have in our castle?

-Big windows.

-Windows!

-And what other things should we have in our picture.

-Trees.

So our castle can be in a beautiful forest, couldn't it?

I think we are ready, are we? ALL: Yeah!

Let's make it together.

We are making a castle.

These are the turrets.

Wrap it around.

We are making the flowers.

And we will need a nice blue background.

Our big castle picture is really starting to take shape.

And that has just given me an idea. Why don't you make something too?

Try making your very own flag to put on your castle or in your bedroom.

You will need, coloured card and a pen, scissors and a glue stick,

a cardboard tube and stickers, paint and a paintbrush,

sticky tape, and modelling clay.

First, draw a triangle shape on some brightly coloured card.

Then take a different coloured piece of card

and draw on some letters or any shape you want.

This is going to be "MM" for Mister Maker!

When you have finished drawing, carefully cut everything out.

Next, glue the letters to your flag.

And add some stickers for extra decoration.

To make your flag look like it is waving in the wind,

curl it into a wiggly shape, like this.

Now paint your card tube and leave it to dry.

Then take your flag to the tube.

This can be a bit fiddly, so ask an adult to help you.

Now, just stand it up

and push the bottom of the card tube flagpole into some modelling clay.

Brilliant! Your fantastic flag is finished and ready to play with.

What a great idea. Why don't you try it?

But right now, let's get back to our big castle! Great work!

Well done, everyone.

ALL: We made it together. Yay!

Fantastic! Our castle looks like it belongs in a fairy tale.

Wow! We have seen some incredible sights, haven't we?

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

MOBILE RINGS Oh. Excuse me.

-Oh, it is Talky!

-Time to go. Time to go.

-Oh, thanks, Talky.

I'll be home soon. Well, that is it for now. My making time is over.

But yours is just beginning.

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

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