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 make & do  activity kit This activity kit contains: 1. Make and do activity steps 1 - 12 2. Information page 3. 8 template pages Visit http://play.powerhousemuseum.com  to download any missing elements. Mini Children’s Theatre 500 Harris St Ultimo PO Box K346 Haymarket NSW 1238 Australia tel: 02 6217 0111 web: http://play.powerhousemuseum.com 1 Print out the templates of actors & props. Cut out each piece roughly and stick to light card. Cut out properly when dry. 2 Cut out and  join the 2 sides of the front of the theatre together. Using stick glue to stick the tabs one half behind the other. Glue to card and cut out. 3 Place the front of your theatre over the shoe box as shown, to measure how much of the shoe box you need to create the stage. Mark with a pen. 4 Stand the box up as shown. With a craft knife (an adult’s job) cut off the whole right side at the marked points. Things you need: scissors stanley knife ( for adults only please ) stick glue light cardboard template printouts ruler 24 wooden skewers ( points cut off ) 1 shoe box ( without the lid ) This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercia l-ShareAlike 2.5 License. 5 Top: As shown, cut two long slots 20cm x .5 cm at the front of the box. These are for the two curtains to hang. 6 Left side: Cut out a hole as shown leaving 4cm on top and 4cm at the bottom. This hole will allow for actors to come and go.

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This activity kit contains:

1. Make and do activity steps 1 - 122. Information page3. 8 template pagesVisit http://play.powerhousemuseum.com to download any missing elements.

Mini Children’s Theatre

500 Harris St UltimoPO Box K346 Haymarket NSW 1238 Australiatel: 02 6217 0111web: http://play.powerhousemuseum.com

1 Print out thet e m p l a t e sof actors

& props. Cut out eachpiece roughly and stickto light card. Cut outproperly when dry.

2 Cut out and join the 2 sidesof the front of

the theatre together.Using stick glue to

stick the tabs one half behind the other. Glueto card and cut out.

3 Place thefront of your theatre over the

shoe box as shown, tomeasure how much of the shoe box you needto create the stage.Mark with a pen.

4 Stand the boxup as shown.With a craft

knife (an adult’s job) cutoff the whole right sideat the marked points.

Things you need:scissorsstanley knife ( for adults only please )stick gluelight cardboardtemplate printoutsruler 24 wooden skewers ( points cut off )1 shoe box ( without the lid )

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5 Top: As shown,cut two long

slots 20cm x.5 cm at the front of thebox. These are for thetwo curtains to hang.

6 Left side: Cutout a hole asshown leaving

4cm on top and 4cm atthe bottom. This holewill allow for actors tocome and go.

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8 Sticky tape thefront of the the-atre to the shoe

box. The orchestra atthe bottom should hangdown 4cm to hang over a table when in use.

9 Attach oneskewer to theback of each

actor with sticky tape.They should be stucksideward as shown.

10 Attach eachcurtain to askewer at the

top with sticky tape.

11 Slot the greenand creamcurtain into

the back slot and thered one into the front.Raise them when youstart your play.

12 Place someprops in theslots. You

can prop the bottom of the theatre up on eachside so the tabs hangdown or just bend themand tape tabs under-neath the foor.

7 Bottom: Cut1cm slots inthe foor to hold

different props. Therecan be as many as youlike. We put in 5.

Children enjoying the replica Children’sTheatre at the Tinytoreum Exhibition at thePowerhouse Museum, July 2010 .

The original Children’s Theatre is aprecious object in the Powerhouse Museum’sCollection . It was made in Germany between1880 and 1890.

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