Episode 6 Mister Maker Around the World

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Hello, it's making time.

Get ready for an arty adventure around the world.

Today, we go to Hong Kong where you can find out how to make

your own little boat as we make a big boat picture.

Discover how to make a paper bag house in just one minute.

But first, go wild as we show you

how to make a fantastic lion picture.

Wow! Ha ha!

Let's have a look where we are.

We're in South Africa.

And we're on safari. How exciting!

Let's see if we can make some new animal friends.

There are so many amazing creatures in South Africa.

Hippos, rhinos,

giraffes, wildebeest

and some of my favourites...

Look! A lion! O-ho!

A lovely furry lion with a magnificent mane.

That lion has just given me a great idea.

Let's try something.

Try making this flicky paint picture of an African lion.

-It's great fun to do.

-LION ROARS

Let's make it!

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

HE DIALS

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

Hi, Mister Maker, my name is Chelsea.

-Hello, Chelsea.

-I can help you.

-That's great news.

Thanks, everyone, we'll see you soon.

-Let's get making!

-HE HANGS UP

Ah, brilliant. Chelsea is on her way to help us make our picture,

but first, we'll need somewhere to make it.

Fantastic.

The Marvellous Maker Case has become a marvellous making table.

We'll need some paper or card...

..some paint...

..a pen and some paintbrushes...

..some round things to draw around...

..a glue stick, some scissors,

and last, but not least, of course, we'll need a remote control.

-Scrappz, how did you get here?

-SCRAPPZ GARBLES

We don't need this. I wonder what happens when I push this button.

Sorry about that! Ha ha!

Look, Scrappz, I think you should take this away.

Open up and see if you can find me some stickers, please.

Ah, well done, Scrappz, that's just what we need. Thank you so much.

We've got some stickers.

Excellent. We've got everything we need.

Although, it does feel like something is missing.

Do you know what it is? Um, er...

-How are you, Mister Maker?

-Chelsea!

Of course, it's you, my friend! Thank you for coming.

It's great to see you,

and you are just in time to help me make our picture.

It's a flicky paint picture of an African lion

with a magnificent mane.

-So, Chelsea, are you ready?

-Yes!

Good! Are YOU ready?

Fantastic. Let's get making.

Now, the first thing we're going to do is squeeze a big blob of paint

in the middle of a big piece of paper. Or card.

Chelsea, can you find a big piece of paper or card over there?

Thank you very much.

Then take some orange paint

and squeeze a big blob in the middle here.

SPLURT!

Nice big blob.

Now, use a brush to gently flick the paint out like this

into a fuzzy, furry circle.

-That's a good start, but which colour next?

-Yellow!

OK, then, let's squeeze another blob in the middle of our orange circle.

A slightly smaller blob of paint this time,

and then use a clean brush to flick out the yellow paint.

When you've finished, leave it to dry.

You can put it to one side, because now it's time to make some circles.

Chelsea, how about you draw around this sticky tape roll

onto some yellow paper?

Good work! Well done, Chelsea.

We also need some smaller circles, and to do that,

you can use a paper cup like this.

Excellent! We need to cut these circles out.

-We must be careful, because scissors are...

-Sharp!

That's right!

Here you are, Chelsea. Start cutting there.

And I'll start cutting here.

So now, there are two small circles for the lion's ears

and a big circle for his face.

Next, it's time to bring back in our dry painting that we did earlier.

To finish the lion's face...

..tuck the ears behind the face

and stick them down. Brilliant!

Our lion has a face and two ears, but what else is missing?

Eyes, nose and mouth.

Why don't you draw some dots inside those white circles there?

Thank you. Right, let's stick down the eyes.

And a triangle sticker for the nose.

And then add some extra details with a black pen.

Wow! Look at that, Chelsea.

Our lion looks great, but now we can make him walk through the grass.

Splodge a line of green paint along the bottom.

Then flick it up.

We've finished!

It's a flicky paint picture of an African lion,

and if you enjoyed that, why don't you try these other ideas too?

How about this cute hedgehog with brown painted fur

and ears and paws made from scrap paper?

Or this colourful bird, with fuzzy feathers and a yellow beak?

Or you could try a purple spider,

with ferocious fangs and a white web.

Thank you for helping me, Chelsea.

-BOTH: We made it!

-High-five.

What a brilliant lion picture to make on safari in Africa.

LION ROARS

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

-TWANGLING AND BOUNCING

-What's that noise?

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

Can you hear that?

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

THEY CHEER

# I am a shape

# 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 circle. #

How many circles can you see?

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

BIKE BELL RINGS

Yes, there are five circles.

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

Wheeeee!

-HIPPOS GRUNT

-Wow.

What a beautiful country. I love travelling the world.

-You get to see so many...

-PHONE RINGS

Ooh! Oh! The Maker Phone's ringing. Excuse me.

Oh, it's Tocky.

Hello!

It's minute-make time in the UK.

I'm on my way! Here we go.

It's minute-make time!

THEY CHEER

Today, we're going to make...

Oh! It's my lunch.

I won't be long, everyone.

Oh, that was lovely.

Sorry about that, everyone.

Do you know what?

This has given me a great idea.

We can use this paper bag to make this!

It's a paper bag house.

And we can make it in just one minute

by using these arty things. Let's have a look.

Of course, we've got a paper bag. We have a glue stick.

We've got some tissue, some coloured card,

a little sticker there and a pen.

Now, do you think it's possible to make this paper bag house

-in just one minute?

-No way!

Oh, really? Well, I think I can!

I'm going to have to be quick, but don't worry,

-I'll remind you how to do it at the end. Are you ready?

-Yes!

Are YOU ready?

Fantastic. Let's make it in a minute.

Three, two, one!

We're going to bring in our bag

and tissue paper and stuff the tissue

inside the bag.

Let's get our card and fold it in half

and then take a pen

and draw on some curvy shapes like this.

This is going to be the roof

on our paper bag house.

There we go. Drawn that.

This purple card will make a nice door,

and I will draw a cross

on this blue card to make a window.

Let's bring in a sticker

for a doorknob. There we go.

And let's get some glue.

Turn it over and put on lots of glue,

some glue there, a bit more glue here.

A bit on the window and some for the roof.

Let's stick everything on.

Let's stick on the door.

Let's stick on the window.

And of course, a roof.

And I've just built a paper house!

THEY CHEER

I built a house in one minute.

If you've got more than a minute,

you could try all sorts of ideas.

How about trying a row of terraced cottages

using different coloured bags?

Or you could even try making this haunted crooked house

made from a tall bag with spooky windows and a wonky chimney.

Paper bag houses made in just one minute. Why don't you try it?

Here's a reminder of how to do it.

Let's go back to the beginning.

Stuff a paper bag with scrunched up tissue.

Draw tiles on another piece of card,

then draw a window on the rectangle piece of card

and draw a cross onto a square piece of card.

Add a sticker for the doorknob.

Glue the door, window and roof to the bag,

and your paper bag house is finished!

Why don't you try and make it in just one minute?

Thank you, everyone,

for being part of another marvellous minute-make!

THEY CHEER

It's the Queen's house, Buckingham Palace. Look! Ha ha!

Ooh!

Hey! What's this?

Ah! It's a Mini Maker postcard.

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

My name is Victoria.

I'm from Brazil. I made this picture for you.

I used paper to do the flowers and paint.

I hope you like my picture, Mister Maker.

My name is Jordan from Australia,

and I made a great spider for you.

I got this foam ball as the body

and I then I got these pipe cleaners

as legs and moustache, and his name is Horatio Moustachio.

Oh, what lovely ideas! Why don't you try one of those?

-PHONE RINGS

-Oh! Excuse me.

Oh, some Mini Makers are calling.

Hello, Mister Maker, my name's Lauren.

I'm from Hong Kong and these are my friends.

-Hello!

-Can you help us make a picture?

What a great idea! I'm on my way.

I'll be with you for a high-five in

five, four...

Three...

two...

one!

We're in Hong Kong.

I made it! High-fives, everyone. Great to see you.

-What picture would you like to make today?

-A boat.

-A boat picture.

-That's a nice idea. Is it just one boat?

-No!

-How many?

-Five!

-Lots of boats. Nice. And where will the boats be?

-The sea.

In the sea, that's right. Great ideas, everyone.

Let's make it together.

We are making the boats.

This is the mast.

And these are the sails.

I am a ship.

And here's a lovely blue sky.

Making this picture has just given me an idea.

Why don't you make something too?

Get ready to set sail.

Try making a brilliant little tub boat.

You will need a clean plastic tub,

tissue paper and coloured paper,

gloopy glue and a brush,

scissors and a pencil, modelling clay

and a drinking straw and stickers.

Take the plastic tub

and cover it with gloopy glue

and pieces of tissue paper.

Then leave it to dry.

For the sail, take a triangle of coloured paper

and use modelling clay and a pencil

to make a hole at the top and bottom of the triangle.

Then thread a straw through the holes.

Now press modelling clay into the bottom

and push your sail into it.

Add stickers for portholes

and a paper flag.

Your tub boat is finished and ready to play with.

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

But now, let's see how our big boat picture's getting on.

-That's it.

-ALL: We made it together!

Yay!

Ooh! It looks windy out there.

SCRAPPZ NATTERS

It's beautiful, isn't it, Scrappz?

PHONE RINGS

Don't worry, it's only the Maker Phone. Oh, dear. Oh, it's Tocky.

It's Tocky, Scrappz.

Time to go! Time to go!

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

Oh, 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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