Episode 16 Mister Maker Comes to Town

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-Mister Maker

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-Mister Maker

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-Make it Mister Maker

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-M-M-M-Maker

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-M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

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Hello, there! Nice to see you!

I'm out and about in my marvellous Makermobile and the great thing

about the Makermobile is that it can go anywhere!

Yeah! Tocky here. Mini Maker message.

-Hello, I'm Gracie.

-Hello, Gracie.

-Can I help you today?

-Yes, please, Mr Maker.

-I'll be right with you.

Here we are!

Hello, Gracie, lovely to meet you. How can I help you today?

Can we make something with this kitchen foil?

Yes, we can, Gracie. Watch.

Ha-ha, look, we can scrunch it into a ball.

Imagine if we had a really big kitchen foil ball.

CROWD APPLAUD

This has given me a great idea.

Let's try something.

Scrunch up kitchen foil to make a terrific teatime picture.

-BOTH: Let's make it!

-But first, we need somewhere to make it.

We'll also need some things from the Doodle Drawers. I'll be back soon.

A sheet of paper or card, a paintbrush and a pen...

..a sheet of wrapping paper, a glue stick and some gloopy PVA glue...

..a bowl and some water...

We also need some tissue paper. I wonder if Scraps can help us.

-HONK

-Hello!

-Oh, hello, Scraps.

-A-a-a-acho!

-Oh, bless you, Scraps!

We need some tissue paper. Can you help?

Now, Scraps, that is a tissue, not tissue paper!

But whilst you're there, come here. Now, blow.

That's it. Now, can you find us some tissue paper, please?

Off you go, go on.

Oh, well done, Scraps! That's it. Thank you.

-A-a-a...

-Oh, no, not again!

-..Chooo!

Bless you! Thank you! I mean... Oh!

OK, Gracie, let's make a terrific teatime picture

using scrunched-up kitchen foil like this one here.

-All right, Gracie, are you ready?

-Yes!

Brilliant! Are you ready?

Fantastic. Let's get making.

The first thing we're going to do is stick a strip of wrapping paper

onto the bottom of a sheet of paper.

Gracie, can you put some glue on there?

That's it, well done, Gracie, thank you very much.

We can stick this down and we can see this is our tablecloth.

Let's make the rest of our picture.

We can see that our cake has got tasty looking layers

and a strawberry on top.

Let's take some kitchen foil

and we'll scrunch it into the shape of our cake.

Use three pieces of foil to make three layers of cake

that are all the same size.

You also need to make a plate,

and why not make a strawberry shape to go on top?

Now we need to make a very special mixture in a bowl

of half gloopy glue...

..and half water.

Gracie, can you give that a stir for me, please, with the paintbrush?

Now let's brush this mixture over our kitchen-foil shapes.

There! Our pieces are all covered in the gloopy mixture.

Now we can cover them in pieces of torn-up tissue paper.

You can use whatever colour tissue paper you like.

Gracie, can you tear up this tissue paper into small pieces, please?

Oh, good one! Excellent.

This brown colour is for the sponge.

We'll need to use different colours for the filling,

the plate and the strawberry.

Our pieces are now dry and we've got two layers of sponge,

a red strawberry, a green plate and a lovely creamy jam filling

and we use red and white tissue paper for this.

Now I'm going to pass these over to you, Gracie

because we're going to stick them onto our table cloth.

So can you put some glue on them, please?

That's it.

Let's stick our plate on, then stick the rest of our cake layers down

and don't forget the strawberry on top. There!

We can now add some details with a black pen to finish off our cake.

We're all finished. It's a terrific kitchen-foil teatime picture

and you can make pictures like this in the same way!

How about a cup of tea in a stripy teacup?

Or you could try a yummy plate of biscuits

made using different shapes of foil.

Terrific teatime pictures! Why don't you try one today?

Well done, Gracie. Your kitchen foil gave us a great idea for a picture.

-Do you like it?

-Yes.

-Brilliant! We made it and now your home

is where the art is! High five!

What a yummy-looking picture. Great work, Gracie. Bye!

Ah, I love being out and about in the Makermobile.

The sun is shining, the birds are tweeting and...

-BOING BOING

-What's that noise?

Now, who do you think's in the Doodle Drawers?

-Yeah!

-Yay!

-Yay!

# I am a shape

# 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 triangle. #

How many triangles can you see?

One...

two...

three...

four...

five!

There are five triangles!

Well done, Shapes. It's time to get back in the Doodle Drawers!

Oh, this is a lovely day for a drive out in the Makermobile.

Yeah! Minute-make time!

Hey, it's minute-make time! I'm on my way!

I'm here!

It's minute-make time, everyone!

ALL: Yay!

And today we're going to make a s-s-super, s-s-scaly snake!

Nice to s-s-s-see you!

And we can make a scaly snake in just one minute.

And here's what we need.

Some netting. Now, this is the type that fruit normally comes in.

We'll also need googly eyes and some air-drying clay.

You can find these things in a craft shop. I'll be back soon.

I've got them! Here are our googly eyes, so let's put those down first.

And also, in here, we've got some air-drying clay.

Now, do you think it's possible to make this scaly snake

-in just one minute?

-ALL: No way!

Let's find out! I'll have to be very quick but don't worry,

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

-ALL: Yes!

-Are you ready, though?

Brilliant! Let's make it in a minute!

ALL: Three, two, one, go!

Start the clock! Let's get our air-drying clay

and we'll roll it into a long sausage shape.

This can get a bit messy, so do it on some paper.

Now we need to get our netting

and we put the clay on top and wrap it up.

Press down like this and we can peel it away

to show that the marks from the netting

have left marks on the clay.

And it looks a bit like the scales on a snake.

Now start to shape this into the shape of a snake.

Let's bend his head and bend the neck like that.

We can also give him a wiggly tail at the back.

Lastly, he needs some googly eyes.

Let's stick one there and another there

and we've made a scaly snake!

BELL RINGS ALL: Yay!

Ha-ha! I did it just in time.

I need to leave my scaly snake to dry and then I can paint it

like this one!

If you've got more than a minute, you can try all sorts of ideas!

How about a snake with a wiggly pattern?

Or a snake with lots of stripes

or even, a long, spotty snake!

A scaly snake made in a minute!

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

Let's go back to the start and take a look.

Roll the clay into a sausage shape. Wrap the net around the clay

to make scales.

Bend it into a snake shape, stick on googly eyes

and your scaly snake is finished!

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

It's time for me to go, but thank you for being part of minute-make!

-Goodbye!

-ALL: Bye!

Aw, I love driving the Makermobile. Where shall we go to next?

-ALL: Hello, Mr Maker.

-Oh, hello! Nice to see you.

-Look what we're making today.

-Let's take a look.

I am black.

I am brown.

I am red.

I am green.

ALL: It's an apple tree!

Well done, everyone! See you soon.

Hello. Are you ready for a big surprise?!

These Mini Makers have no idea what's about to happen.

Hello!

Oh, it's great to meet you!

Hello! Captain Maker here and we're going on an underwater adventure!

Periscope down!

Let's see what we can see.

Ah, I can see some Mini Makers.

I can see Leah, Krishna, Molly, Izzy and Rio.

My crew is ready. Up periscope!

I think we should make a big submarine.

-Will you help me?

-ALL: Yes!

Come on, Mini Makers, let's make it!

Mini Makers, we're going to make a really big submarine.

Where would you find a submarine?

-In the sea.

-Good idea! What else would you see under the sea?

-Jellyfish.

-That's right.

-Sand.

-What colour is sand?

-Yellow.

-Yellow!

-This is yellow. Can we can make some sand out of this?

-ALL: Yes!

-What do you call the windows on a submarine?

-Portholes.

That's right. How can we make portholes?

-A plastic bowl.

-Oh, that would be good!

-We could stick that on our submarine.

-ALL: Yes!

-Excellent idea, Rio. I think we're ready, aren't we?

-ALL: Yes!

Come on, let's make it!

This is the submarine.

This is going to be the seaweed and the underwater creatures

and here's an underwater background.

Come on, Mini Makers, bring it in!

This big surprise has been great fun so far

so why don't you join in and make you very own mini-make?

Try making a super submarine to play with and have fun with.

You will need a plastic bottle, paint and glue, clean yoghurt pots

and bottle tops, tissue paper, a paintbrush and a pen.

First, take the lid of your bottle and keep it for later.

Now glue yoghurt tops onto the top and the end of the bottle like this.

Then stick on bottle tops for portholes and leave it to dry.

Next use gloopy glue to stick torn tissue paper pieces all over

the submarine until it's completely covered.

Then you can paint it.

When it's all dry, put the lid back on and add more details with a pen.

Now your submarine is finished and ready to play with.

Why don't you try and make a super little submarine?

Let's see how our Mini Makers are getting on.

That seaweed looks nice!

And this is the seabed.

-Hello!

-ALL: Hello!

-Lovely day for a swim.

Oh, it looks great, I love the windows!

-Boo!

-Argh!

I thought you were a sea monster!

-Well done, everyone.

-ALL: We made it!

ALL: Yay!

What a super submarine. Perfect for underwater adventures.

Mister Maker, time to go!

That's it for now. My making time's over but yours is just beginning.

It's time to put the Makermobile back in its box.

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