Prop Making. the pupils AND if you can make a cardboard box style Robot. Costume, as fun and as silly as

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2 Prop Making How it works The show is split into 4 scenes. Each group takes it in turns to work with the Splats teacher on their scene. When not with Splats teacher they work in their classroom making the props/set as detailed below. The Splats teacher will run through what is required and can answer any questions at the start of the day in the assembly. At the end of the day all the groups come back together for the performance. Materials: Paper for the masks printed copies of the templates Paper for the head bands Hula Hoops and paper to cover them. Scissors, glue, paint or pens, sticky tape. Old cardboard boxes for robots. All Group Tasks This should be made by every pupil Double sided Meanie and Robot Headset Please make these so there is a Meanie one side and a Team Robot the other. Then the pupils turn them as they change in the scene. (See instructions) They can be any colour. (See Meanie template and instructions.) Need to print two Meanie sheets for each pupil (or just one whole headset if you use the simple version but not as effective). The Disco Robot headset (4 th scene) can be especially colourful. EXTRA TASKS BY GROUP Group One Print out and make the THINKING ROBOT mask for your classes Robot which is worn by one of the pupils. AND if you can make a cardboard box style Robot costume, as fun and as silly as you can - recycled old school robot style! They should be able to move and put on quickly. Group Two Print out and make the Safety Robot mask for your classes Robot which is worn by one of the pupils AND if you can make a cardboard box style Robot. Costume, as fun and as silly as you can - recycled old school robot style! They should be able to move and put on quickly. Group Three Print out and make the Coach Robot mask for your classes Robot which is worn by one of the pupils. AND if you can make a cardboard box style Robot costume, as fun and as silly as you can - recycled old school robot style! They should be able to move and put on quickly

3 Group 3 (continued) Thinking Signs - Our teacher will explain this in the assembly Each pupil per group makes a signs that each group work on in their scene. They should be able to hold this up so it is readable by the audience. They should be saying qualities that will help if anyone is ever mean to you. Examples would be patience, laughter, ask for help, They can decide amongst themselves what to write so they are all different. They will then use them in their scene. They should choose one option that would make the Meanie worse. This option will cause the Meanies to multiply/ get stronger in their scene. Make Signs Written clearly so they can be held up. MEAN + FUN = 0 MEAN + UNDERSTANDING = 0 MEAN + MEAN = MEANIE Group Four Print out and make the Disco Robot mask for your classes Robot Make the coded dance signs using hula hoops or big piece of paper so it can be seen Make a Disco Robot Print out and make the Disco Robot mask for your classes Robot which is worn by one of the pupils. AND if you can make a cardboard box style Robot costume, as fun and as silly as you can - recycled old school robot style! They should be able to move and put on quickly.

4 MEANIE MASK/TEAM ROBOT HEAD TENTACLES These should be made with one on the front of the headband and one on the back so the pupils can turn them round. The Meanie template (with separate tentacles) below needs to be printed twice per pupil or you can use the one that is all in one. This is not as effective

5 Top Side View of Meanie Mask and Team Robot Head It show how does it looks when it wears.

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14 Robot Mask Prop Making Materials needed are: Paper for the masks Scissors, glue, paint or pens, sticky tape. Paper band (can be made from cardboard or paper, the measurement is 26cm x 3cm approx.) Instructions to make the robot mask: 1. Print out the Robot Mask. 2. Cut it by following the cutting guide lines. 3. Stick the paper band with glue on the back of the robot mask s ears (see the sample with paper band above). 4. Ready to wear.

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