Episode 8 Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la M-M-Maker

# Ooh la-la- la-la Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la Mister Maker

# Ooh la-la la-la Mister Maker

-# Makey Mister Maker

-Mister Maker! #

Hello there! Great to see you again!

I'm glad you're here, cos I feel like playing hide and seek!

Would you like to play, as well? Great! I'll go off and hide,

and then you can find me!

Right, let's count to five.

Ready? Go!

One, two, three, four, five!

Come and find me! He-he!

Oh...no, you're a bit cold...

Uh, now you're even colder still...

Oh, I like this game!

Oh, getting warmer, getting warmer...

Can you spot me? Yes, of course! You found me!

I was here, peeping over the top of the sofa the whole time.

Oh! That gives me an idea.

Let's try something!

Try making a peeping lid picture,

with a funny monster peeping out from behind a wall.

Let's make it! We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers!

Two plastic flip-top lids...

..some coloured paper...

..some glue...

..some paint...

and a black pen.

Phew!

Whoa! Now, to make a peeping lid picture

like this one here,

start off with a piece of coloured paper.

This is going to be our background.

Now we need to make a wall.

How about this brown?

But make sure that this piece of paper

is the same size as your background.

That looks about right.

What we're going to do now

is cut a strip across at an angle, like this.

But be careful, because scissors are sharp! Ooh!

GROWLING

Place your wall at the bottom of the background,

and now for your monster's head.

Take a piece of coloured paper,

and tear a rough arch shape.

Now we can place our monster's head

behind the wall, like that,

and we can glue everything into place.

Now, for the monster's hands, take a lighter shade of paper, like this,

and draw three sausage shapes for each hand.

Now, make them slightly curved, like this.

He-he!

These are gonna be the fingers.

And we can even add fingernails

by drawing small squares on a lighter, brighter piece of paper.

There! Then, cut it all out.

Place the fingers and the nails on top of the wall, like this,

and then, glue them down.

Now let's give our monster some crazy monster hair.

We do that

by ripping out little triangles from coloured paper.

Then glue them to the top of your monster's head.

Now, let's give this monster some peeping eyes.

And for that, we need some old plastic lids

that flip up like this.

Now ask an adult to help you find some, and thoroughly clean them out.

Now you need to paint these lids with a special gloopy mixture

made up of half paint,

and half gloopy glue.

This will make sure that your paint will stick to your lid.

Remember to make a different gloopy mixture

for each colour you want to use.

Choose whatever colours you like,

but for now, lets paint dark green for the eyelids

and white and orange for the eyeballs.

Let's get painting, and then leave them to dry.

When they're dry, carefully glue around the rim of each lid

and stick them onto your monsters head.

And when it's all dry,

you'll have a fantastic peeping monster picture,

who'll peep at you over the wall,

stay asleep,

or maybe even wink at you!

And there are lots of other peeping lid pictures you can try to.

Why not try a monster peeping out of a dustbin?

Or even a baby peeping out from under the covers.

It's up to you, you can make anything you like.

But now, let's have another game of hide and seek.

This time, you can hide. Are you ready?

Go!

One, two, three,

four, five!

All right, coming, ready or not!

Now where are you gonna be?

Ha-ha! There you are!

I found you! Ho-ho, I'm so good at that game!

Well, the shapes aren't hiding!

-THEY SNORE

-But they are asleep!

Let's wake them up!

THEY STIR

Oooh... Ah!

H-h-hey... He-he! Whoa!

Hey...ha...yeah!

# 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 square. #

The squares are making a picture!

What's it going to be?

Can you guess?

It's a submarine! Well done, Square!

Time to get back on the shelf.

-Wheeeee!

-Ha-ha!

THEY GIGGLE

THEY MURMUR AND YAWN

Ho-ho! Aren't those shapes brilliant?!

BOING!

Tocky, here! Minute make time!

Oh, great! It's minute-make time.

CHEERING

Here's what we're going to make today - a toothbrush holder whale!

And to make it, we'll need -

a plastic knife, an old toothbrush,

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

We can get these from an art and crafts shop. Back in a tick!

I've got them! Ha-ha!

Here they are,

googly eyes,

and our clay rolled into two small balls, and one big one.

Do you think it's possible to make this

in just one minute?

No way!

Well, I think I can do it, although I will have to be very quick.

Don't worry, I'll remind you how to do it at the end.

Let's make it in a minute!

BELL RINGS

Get the big ball of clay and flatten the bottom

by pushing it like that.

Then, with your fingers, squeeze out a tail shape.

That's it, like this, here we are. Very nice indeed.

If I turn it round we can give our whale a face.

We do that very carefully with a plastic knife.

That gives the whale a nice smile.

Give him two eyes,

there's on eye, there,

and there's the second eye going on,

there he is.

Right! Let's get the two small balls of clay

and push them into the side of the whale's body, like that.

Flatten them slightly, that gives him fins.

Then, if we get a toothbrush and stick it in the middle,

you've got a toothbrush holder whale!

-HOOTER

-Stop the clock!

What a fantastic toothbrush holder! If you've got more than a minute,

you can paint it brighter, like this blue one.

In fact, you can make all sorts of toothbrush holders.

Like this hedgehog, made out of a pointy ball of clay,

with toothbrushes for spikes.

Or how about a spiky caterpillar,

made out of five balls of clay!

A toothbrush holder whale, made in a minute!

Why don't you try and make one?

Here's a reminder of how.

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

'Flatten the bottom of the large ball of clay,

'make a tail, and the smile, with a plastic knife,

'add the googly eyes,

'stick on the small balls of clay to make fins,

'and finally, push in your toothbrush

-'to make your toothbrush holder whale!'

-Lovely!

Why don't you try making it in a minute?!

ALL: Hello, Mister Maker!

Guess what we've been doing today.

Oooh! I don't know, why don't you show us?

THEY GIGGLE

I am green.

I'm dark blue.

I'm yellow!

I am pink.

ALL: It's a watering can and a flower!

Well done! See you next time. Now, it's time to...

Frame it!

Frame it!

Frame it!

Now, take a look at this!

What a brilliant tinfoil crown picture!

It's great fun to do and looks so good you'll be able to frame it.

To make it, you'll need coloured paper, tinfoil,

shiny wrapping paper, a glue stick, a black pen,

cotton wool and plastic gems.

Draw a crown shape on tinfoil with a pencil.

Then cut it out and stick it on to your coloured paper with glue.

Now squash some tinfoil and wrapping paper into balls and squares,

and stick them onto your crown like this.

Next, press onto the foil with a pencil to draw swirls and squares.

You can even stick on plastic gems, like this.

Then glue a line of cotton wool along the bottom edge of the crown.

Finally, make dots on the cotton wool with the black pen.

There you have it! A crown fit for a king or queen!

What a brilliant picture! Why don't you have a go?

And then, frame it!

Fantastic!

Now, time for a book.

Would you like to hear a poem?

Great! This is my favourite one.

It's called Little Miss Maker.

Little Miss Maker the wonderful baker

was ready to eat her bread

But just then, a spider

Sat down right beside her

And gobbled it up instead!

Mmmm!

Oooh! Ha-ha! What a cheeky spider!

But it gives me a great idea!

Let's make something!

Surprise your friends by making a hilarious hairy spider

out of wool, pipe cleaners, and paper.

Let's make it! We'll need some things from the doodle drawers.

A piece of cardboard, some scissors and a glue stick.

Some wool, in whatever colour you want your spider to be.

A pen, some paper and some pipe cleaners.

Whoa! Ha-ha!

Now, to make your very own hilarious spider,

like this one here,

you need to start off with a rectangle-shaped piece of cardboard,

like this.

Now, we're going to make two slits,

that's one here and one here.

Be careful with your scissors because they're very sharp!

GROWLING

There we go.

Now we're going to take some wool,

and we're going to cut a very long piece, like this.

There we are.

Now we're going to feed this piece of wool

into the two slits.

So that's here, like that...

..and then on this side, like that.

Now, it's time to bring back in our ball of wool, here it is.

And we're going to start wrapping it around the piece of cardboard.

He-he! There!

Now, you've got a ball shape, we need to trim the rest of the wool.

Like that.

And then, with these two pieces of wool here

that we stuck into the slits earlier,

we're just going to take them out of that slit there,

and that one there,

and then tie them very tightly around our wrapped wool.

There! Now, we should be able to slide the wool off the card.

Yeah, it's looking good.

Now, if we turn it upside down

and use these two long pieces once more

to tie another tight knot around the wrapped wool.

Now, this is a bit fiddly,

so you might want to ask an adult to help you.

There we go!

Very good. Now, we can snip off any extra bits we don't need.

Plus, very carefully, with our scissors,

we're going to start snipping these loops here

around the edges.

Now, be careful not to snip through the middle,

otherwise your spider will fall apart!

Now, it's a fluffy, woolly ball shape

that looks a bit like a spider's body.

And I've also tied on a nice long piece of wool here,

which I can hang it up with later.

Now though, let's give our spider some legs.

For that, we'll need four pipe cleaners.

I'm gonna bunch those together

and then push them through the centre of our spider's body.

When we've got them through,

like this, we can start bending them

in the shape of spider's legs.

So he can stand up!

He's got some lovely spider's legs now.

All he needs are some eyes and teeth!

So for that, use some white paper.

Let's draw two circles for eyes first.

It's a good idea to draw around something that's round,

like a glue stick.

There we are. We can also draw two pointy teeth,

and we can even add some extra detail inside the eyes

with black dots for pupils.

Now, let's cut these pieces out very carefully.

Next, we can glue the eyes and the teeth onto our spider's body.

Here it is, your hilarious hairy spider.

You can hang it up wherever you like.

Plus, you can make your new furry friend in lots of different colours!

How about a purple hairy spider

with a sticking-out paper tongue!

Or a red hairy spider,

using red wool and pipe cleaners, with lots of teeth!

Or even a multi-coloured hairy spider,

using rainbow-coloured wool.

Time to go!

Oh! That's it for now!

My making time's over.

But yours is just beginning!

See you soon!

It's time to put all this stuff back in its box!

If you like making things like Mister Maker,

visit bbc.co.uk/cbeebies

for more ideas!