Episode 2 Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

# Ooh, la la la la, Mister Maker

# Ooh, la la la la Make it, Mister Maker

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# Ooh, la la la la Make it, Mister Maker

# Ooh, la la la la Make it, Mister Maker

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HORN BEEPS

Hello, nice to see you again.

I've just come out for a drive.

There's always so much to see and do

when I'm out and about in the Makermobile.

Tocky here.

Mini Maker message.

Hello, I'm Lucy.

Hello, Lucy. Can I help you today?

-Yes, please, Mister Maker.

-I'll be right with you.

This must be the place.

Hello, Lucy. How can I help you today?

What can we do with these old lids?

Let's have a look. There's quite a collection.

LIDS RATTLE

Oh. Ha ha.

MUSIC PLAYS

Oh, that was fun.

Let's have a look.

Well,

there are lots of different sizes,

and all the lids are circle shapes.

I've just had a great idea!

Let's try something.

Try printing yourself a crazy pattern

using circle-shaped lids of different sizes.

It's very colourful and simple to do.

BOTH: Let's make it!

But first, we need somewhere to make it.

Ooh!

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

A big piece of coloured paper.

We'll also need some paper plates. I wonder if Scraps has got any.

HE BEEPS HORN

Hello.

Scraps? Oh, Scraps.

We need some paper plates. Can you help?

Oh, great paper-plate balancing, Scraps. You should be in the circus.

There you go. Thank you very much.

This is perfect.

And we'll also need lots of brightly coloured poster paint.

So, Lucy, this is what we're going to make today.

It's a circle-print picture. Look at that. Very colourful.

-What do you think about that, Lucy?

-Good.

-Brilliant. Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Great.

Are you ready? Brilliant.

Let's get making.

The best thing about this is that you can make the pattern

whatever you want it to be.

Choose as many colours of paint as you like

and squeeze a blob of each one out onto a different paper plate.

Let's get some paper plates out,

and can you do a big squirt of red paint, please?

Brilliant. Well done.

Now let's have purple for this one.

Great. And last but not least, green.

Well done, Lucy. Our paint is ready,

so we can bring in our background paper.

Now we can print with our circle-shaped lids.

So, one by one, let's choose a lid.

All we do is push it into the paint like that.

Then we can print it onto our paper.

What shape is that, Lucy?

Circle.

A circle. That's right. It's easy.

Let's choose another lid.

Which one should we go for?

-That one.

-Excellent choice.

Don't forget, you can use any part of the lid to print with,

even the rim.

-What colour paint should we use, Lucy?

-Red.

Why don't you

dip that in the red paint?

Wonderful. Now keep printing

with as many different-sized lids as you like

to build up your crazy pattern.

Fantastic. We're all finished. What do you think, Lucy?

Great.

I think it's great as well. All we need to do now is leave it to dry.

That was so much fun,

we should have another go at circle printing, don't you?

-Yes.

-This time, we'll go even bigger!

We'll need a big piece of paper,

lots of paint,

and some big circles and lids. Let's get painting.

Whoa, hold your horses!

This could get messy.

It's a good idea to put on some old clothes or an apron.

Let's go, Lucy.

That's much better. Let's get started.

What should we go for first? Yellow.

BOTH: We made it!

And now, Lucy, your home is where the ART is.

Painty high-five. Ha ha.

What a fantastic lid picture! Well done, Lucy. Bye!

It's brilliant being out in the Makermobile.

There's so much to see and do...

GIGGLING

What's that noise?

Who could it be?

# 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 square. #

What are the squares making today?

Can you guess?

Any ideas yet?

It's a pair of sunglasses.

Well done, Shapes.

It's time to get back in the Doodle Drawers.

I love driving the Makermobile.

There are so many interesting things to see.

Minute-make time!

Hey, it's minute-make time.

I'm on my way.

We've arrived.

It's minute-make time, everyone!

CHEERING

Here's what we're going to make today.

A brilliant crab-grab.

He's very useful cos he can look after lots of things

in his spoon claws.

Unlike a real crab, he doesn't give you a nasty nip.

To make one of these, you will need...

a glue stick, some scissors,

some pipe cleaners, plastic spoons.

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

You can find these in an arts and crafts shop.

I'll be back very soon.

I've got them.

Right, here's our air-drying clay

and our googly eyes.

Do you think it's possible to make this crab-grab

in just one minute?

ALL: No way!

Ooh! Well, I think I can.

I'll 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?

Good, let's make it in a minute!

Three, two, one...

Start the clock.

First, we'll get our pipe cleaners

and carefully cut them in half.

-Careful with scissors because they're...

-Sharp!

Yes. Cut these pieces in half again,

so we get eight pieces. Move those to the side.

Squidge the clay into a body shape

and then start putting these pieces in. Three in this side,

these are the legs. Three in the other side as well.

There we go.

On these pieces, we'll put our googly eyes.

Let's get those bits ready. Let's get our eyes and glue.

Here we go.

Get some glue on the googly eyes. There's one.

And another one, here...

like that. Bit of glue on there.

Let's stick these pieces in.

There's one there and one there.

We need to make a mouth in the front.

If I put my spoons in, I have made a crab-grab!

I've done it!

-Yes!

-Phew, just in time.

If you've got more than a minute, you can paint it

and use it to grab anything.

Ah, it's a picture of my cousin Claude, the famous chef.

It's not just crabs that are good for grabbing.

We've got some other ideas as well.

It's a beautiful black and yellow buzzy bee with spoon wings,

complete with a photo of William Maker, the wizard.

It's a green dragonfly, with extra spoon wings to hold more pictures.

And here's my little cousin, Maxwell Maker.

Crab-grabs made in a minute. Why don't you have a go?

Here's a reminder of how to do it.

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

Cut two pipe cleaners into four pieces each.

Roll the clay into a ball

and push in six pipe-cleaner legs.

Stick googly eyes onto the other pipe-cleaner pieces

and push them into the clay for eyes.

Make a mouth,

push in two spoons on each side like this,

and that's it.

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

-Did you enjoy that, Carol?

-Oh, yes, indeed!

Oh, lovely!

Right, got to dash, everyone.

Bye!

I wonder where we're off to next?

ALL: Hello, Mr Maker!

Oh, nice to see you.

Can you guess what we're making today?

I don't know. Let's find out.

I'm brown.

I'm light blue.

I am pink.

I am orange.

I am red.

I'm yellow.

I am peach.

ALL: It's a cup cake!

Well done, everyone. See you next time.

Now, watch this.

Hello, are you ready...

for a big surprise?

I'm going to surprise these mini-makers,

who have no idea I'm on my way.

Hello? Hello!

-Hi!

-How are you, you OK?

Yes!

It's great to meet you. Now, do you like pirates?

Yes!

Fantastic, so do I.

Oh... Harr-harr!

Pirates sailed the seven seas in search of treasure, harr-harr!

That's right, me hearties.

I, Captain Multicoloured Beard, have had a big idea.

Oh... Hmm!

I think we should make a big pirate ship.

-Will you help me, everybody?

-Yes!

Fantastic. OK, Max, Anya, Raoul, Fizza and Amandeep,

let's make it!

We're going to make a pirate ship.

What sort of colours shall we have on our ship?

-Yellow.

-Black and brown.

-Blue and green.

-Great idea.

We're going to make a pirate ship so we need to be pirates.

What noise does a pirate make?

ALL: Arrr!

Well done, everyone, there's some good ideas there.

Let's get making.

First we need to paint our ship a woody brown colour.

We're going to make the windows on our pirate ship.

-What are they called?

-Portholes.

That's right. So blow up these rubber rings, please.

And no giggling!

THEY GIGGLE

We'll need chain for our anchor.

We're going to paint our sea. what colour should we paint it?

-Blue.

-Good idea. Get painting, then.

We're having great fun making our big pirate ship.

Why don't you have a go at making your own small one at home?

Try making this fantastic paper plate pirate ship.

Make it, play with it, have fun with it.

To make one, you will need some paper bowls,

pencils, modelling clay, paint and a paintbrush,

scissors, a glue stick, a plastic lid,

a pen and some round stickers.

Take a blue paper bowl like this one,

and don't worry if you can't find a blue one

because you can always paint it.

Turn over the bowl and then take a piece of modelling clay.

Put it underneath the bowl and make a hole with a sharp pencil.

If you find this tricky, you can always get an adult to help.

Now use the hole to carefully cut a slit in the bowl, like this.

Next, take another paper bowl, cut in half

and glue around the curved edges.

Press the two halves together to make a boat shape.

And then push it into the slit.

Next, poke two pencils through the boat at each end.

Then paint the boat a lovely woody brown colour.

Now push some modelling clay onto the end of one of the pencils

and stick a plastic lid on top.

Then, on the other pencil, you can stick a paper flag.

You can draw a pirate skull and crossbones, like this,

or you can draw any flag you want.

Add some stickers for portholes.

Then put three more stickers on top.

And now your pirate ship is shipshape

and ready to play with. Ship ahoy, harr-harr!

What a perfect way to make a pirate ship.

Talking of which, I wonder how our big ship's coming along?

Oh, hang on, I'll help you. That's it. A bit this way. Come on!

That's it, don't forget the sea.

Let's put our pirate ship together, me hearties!

Nearly there.

Ha-ha, great. Well done, ship mates!

ALL: We made it! Yay!

Wow! Now that's a ship fit for a pirate.

Mr 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.

# Ooh, la la la la, Mr Maker

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