Episode 23 Mister Maker Comes to Town

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-Mister Maker

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-Mister Maker

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-M-m-m-make it, Mister Maker

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-M-m-m-make it

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-M-m-m-make it, Mister Maker

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-M-m-m-make it, Mister Maker

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-Mister Maker

# Mr Maker comes to town! #

Hello! Lovely to see you.

I'm out in the Makermobile.

I wonder what we'll see today.

Tocky here!

Mini Maker message!

Hello, I'm Malachi.

Hello, Malachi. Can I help you today?

Yes, please, Mr Maker.

I'll be right with you!

This must be the place.

-Hello, Malachi.

-Hello.

-Lovely to meet you.

Now, how can I help you today?

What can we make with this cardboard tube?

That's a good question.

What can we make with this cardboard tube?

Hmm.

Maybe we could make some fancy cardboard jewellery.

Ha-ha!

Malachi, what do you think?

-Silly.

-Silly?

Yeah, perhaps you're right.

Doesn't really suit me, does it?

But all these colourful pieces from the cardboard tube

have given me a great idea.

Ho-ho!

Let's try something.

Try using a cardboard tube

to make a colourful cardboard tube peacock.

-BOTH:

-Let's make it!

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

We need some things from the Doodle Drawers!

Hold this, please. I'll be back soon.

Some glue and a pencil.

Some stickers, a pen and some scissors.

A sheet of coloured paper.

What has Scraps done with all the tissue paper? Hmph!

HOOT!

Brr! Honk!

-Oh, Scraps, are those for me?

-Uh-huh.

Oh, how lovely.

Have you any tissue paper left?

We need some for our picture.

-Scraps! Scraps!

-Hmm?

Can you put these in a nice vase for me? Thank you.

Oh, tissue paper.

Thank you, Scraps.

-Nyang!

-Bye!

And we also need a brush and a plate.

OK, then, Malachi, let's make a cardboard tube peacock

like this one here.

Wow! Very colourful.

-All right, then, Malachi. Are you ready?

-Yes.

Good. Are you ready?

Fantastic! Let's get making.

The first thing we're going to do

is flatten our cardboard tube.

You can help with this, Malachi.

There we go. That's it, push it down.

That's it. That's it, a bit more.

Very good. Well done.

And now, we need to very carefully

cut this tube up into little pieces.

But I need to be careful with scissors, because they are...

Sharp!

That's right.

SCISSORS GROWL

Here are all our pieces, Malachi.

I'm going to leave them over here

-for you to look after. Is that all right?

-Yes.

-Thank you.

Because it's time to bring in our paper,

and I'm going to take a plate

and turn it upside-down

and then draw around the top of it with a pencil.

Now this should give us

a curved shape.

Then, squeeze gloopy glue all the way along the line.

Ha-ha!

And now, with a brush,

we can spread the gloopy glue inside the curve shape.

Next, we can stick the cardboard tube pieces

into the glue all the way around the top edge.

And put one cardboard piece in the middle

for the peacock's body.

Malachi, our peacock needs a beak.

-Would you like to make one?

-Yes.

-Excellent.

That's it, take one piece

and very carefully cut it in half.

Well done, I'll have that piece. Excellent.

This is our beak.

Now fill in all of the gaps

with more cardboard tube pieces.

Next, we'll colour in our peacock

by scrunching up coloured tissue paper.

Let's use blue for the peacock's body,

yellow for the beak,

and then green and purple for the feathers.

All right, Malachi, let's get scrunching!

Colour in the cardboard shapes

with the scrunched-up tissue.

Look, Malachi, we've got

one cardboard piece left.

So can you cut that in half for me?

Thank you.

And put some glue on one half for the legs.

Excellent.

And stick the other half on

for feathers on the head.

Now it's looking good,

-but what's our peacock missing?

-Eyes.

Eyes, that's right!

So let's draw dots

in the middle of some stickers for eyes,

and stick them on.

There! We're all finished.

It's a fantastic colourful cardboard tube peacock.

You can make all kinds of pictures using cardboard tubes.

How about making a black-and-white penguin with orange feet?

Or you could even try a colourful parrot

with red, blue and green feathers.

Cardboard tube pictures! Why don't you try one today?

So, Malachi, did you like what we made out of your cardboard tube?

-Yes.

-Brilliant. We made it!

And now your home is where the art is. High-five!

Ha-ha!

What a perfect peacock picture.

Well done, Malachi. Bye!

Ah! Heh-heh, lovely. Hee-hee!

It's brilliant being out and about in the Makermobile.

There's always so much to see and do.

-Hee-hee!

-Heh-heh!

-Hee-hee!

BUMPS AND BANGS

What's that noise?

-Hee-hee!

-Oh-ho!

Guess who that is.

-Whee!

-Whoo!

-Whoa!

-Hey!

-Whoa!

-Hee-hee!

# I am a shape!

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-# 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 are the triangles making?

Any ideas?

It's a rocket!

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, isn't it?

Squawk! Minute-make time!

Hey, it's minute-make time.

I'm on my way!

We've arrived!

It's minute-make time, everyone!

ALL: Yeah!

And today, we're going to make one of these.

It's a pom-pom pine cone.

It will look really nice hanging up as a decoration in your home.

We can make one of these in just one minute by using these things.

A piece of wool, some colourful pom-poms in a bowl,

Some gloopy PVA glue,

and we'll also need a pine cone.

You can find one of those in an art and craft shop.

I'll be back very soon!

I've got it!

Here is our lovely pine cone.

Now, do you think it's possible to make this pom-pom pine cone

in just one minute?

-ALL: No way!

-Well, let's find out.

I'll have to be quick, but don't worry,

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

-Are you ready?

-ALL: Yes!

Are you ready?

Brilliant. Let's make it in a minute.

ALL: Three, two, one, go!

Start the clock!

Let's get our pine cone and tie the wool

around the top like this.

Tie it in a knot.

This is fiddly so ask an adult for help.

There it is!

Now we get out bowl of colourful pom-poms

and our gloopy glue and squeeze it in the gaps

of our pine cone.

All the way round. It's a bit messy!

Here we go! Brilliant.

Now push in as many of the pom-poms as we can.

This is a bit fiddly and messy but lots of fun!

One in there and one in there.

Your fingers get really sticky!

Another in there... and one there.

One last in there and we've made

-a pom-pom pine cone!

-ALL: Yay!

When you've finished your pom-pom pine cone, it might be sticky,

but don't worry because when the glue's dried,

it'll look a little bit like this...

And if you've got more than a minute,

you can try all sorts of ideas.

How about this orange one? With orange pom-poms.

Or you could make glittery pine cones

using glitter and glittery pom-poms.

Or you could squirt on some extra paint for a colourful effect.

Pom-pom pine cones 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 start and take a look.

Tie a piece of wool to the end of a pine cone,

squirt on some gloopy glue, stick pom-poms into all of the gaps

and your pom-pom pine cone 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 another marvellous minute-make! Goodbye!

-ALL: Bye!

Oh, this is fun! Where shall we go to next?

ALL: Hello, Mr Maker!

Oh, hello!

-Look what we're making today.

-Let's take a look.

I am grey.

I am red.

I'm yellow.

I'm dark blue.

I am orange.

I'm light blue.

I am black.

I am purple.

ALL: It's a camper van!

Well done, everyone! See you soon.

Guess what? It's time for...

a big surprise.

These Mini Makers are not expecting me.

Hello!

Mini Makers, I need your help.

Hello! It's Farmer Maker here

and all of my crops keep getting eaten by some very naughty crows.

CROW CAWS

So we need to build something to scare all of the crows away.

Now, what could that be?

ALL: Scarecrow!

Of course! We should build a big scarecrow!

OK, then, Mia, Page, Salim, Isaac and Tyra, let's make it!

What does a scarecrow wear?

-An old jacket.

-An old jacket? What, like mine?

-No.

-No, this is very nice, this jacket, isn't it?

Now, can you see anything on the table that we can make

our scarecrow's head from?

That's a good idea! Salim, if you put that there. That's great!

-Do you think that will make a good scarecrow head?

-Yes.

What colour for our fields?

-Blue.

-We've got yellow, red and green.

-Good idea.

-Well, I think we're ready. Are we ready?

-ALL: Yes!

Fantastic, let's make it!

-Let's do some painting. What are we going to paint?

-Hills!

-The hills. And you're painting the...

-Tractor!

We're making a ball.

I'm making a scarecrow's eye.

And here's the sky.

This big surprise has been great fun so far

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

Keep the birds away from your art with a scarecrow

that's fun to make.

You will need some paint, some glue, brown paper

and a small cardboard box, modelling clay, a clean yoghurt pot

and string, some twigs, a ball and stickers, scissors,

a pen and a pencil.

First, carefully trim the flaps off one end of the cardboard box.

Then push a ball of modelling clay into the end of it.

Make a hole in the box by carefully pushing a pencil through

the side into the modelling clay.

Do this on both sides.

Next, push a twig through both holes into modelling clay inside.

Then push another twig into the bottom of the box like this.

Paint the box and leave it to dry.

Next, take a sheet of brown paper, wrap it around a ball

and tie it together with string.

Carefully trim around the edges to make the scarecrow's head.

Now add a squirt of gloopy glue to some paint.

Mix it together and use it to paint a clean yoghurt pot.

When it's dry, glue it onto the scarecrow's head.

Add stickers for eyes and draw a mouth.

Glue the head onto the body and then add more stickers for buttons.

Stand it up in another piece of modelling clay

and your mini scarecrow is finished and ready to play with.

What a perfect way to make a scarecrow

but I wonder how our big scarecrow is coming along.

How are we getting on? Good!

There we go! Mr Scarecrow!

Ha-ha! He looks really good. Well done, everyone!

ALL: We made it! Yay!

What a friendly scarecrow!

He's not scary at all.

Mr Maker, time to go!

Oh, 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.

# Oh-la-la-la! Mr Maker!

# Oh-la-la-la! Make it, Mr Maker! #

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