Grade levels: Primary (1-3)

Gavin won’t stop playing games on Ricky’s phone and, despite his best efforts, Ricky can’t distract him. Meanwhile Ricky’s latest art creations are a Fish Bat and Ball, a Catapult inspired by da Vinci, and some epic art with remote control toys and plenty of horsepower.

Ricky’s decides to get in shape and makes art including Fruit Pom Poms and a Salad Face Place Mat. Ricky tries to sign up for some ninja fitness classes but ends up making some revolutionary art and facing a bit of a high jump!

Gavin brings round his new pet “Spider” and Ricky is terrified. After making butterfly art inspired by Damien Hirst and weaving a Ninja Rug, Ricky has to run for his life when “Spider” escapes. In the woods Ricky makes a sculpture only with items he finds on the forest floor to try and overcome his fear!

Something sparkly and expensive is accidentally delivered to the flat and Ricky thinks a scary man now wants it back. Ricky makes a photogram inspired by Man Ray, a Piggy Bank Robber, and a very precious and extremely cool ice sculpture.

Ricky is reminded of his childhood pet Mr. Chicken. After creating Picasso inspired art on an egg box he decides to fly like a bird making an ingenious collage to help him find his old feathered friend.

Ricky can’t go out because of the rain. He makes a water picture inspired by Turner, as well as a ‘Whatever the Weather Hat’. When it turns out the weather isn’t so bad, it inspire him to make art using a hose pipe and luminous paint.

Ricky has a cold, so he makes an unusual ‘Nose Tissue Dispenser’ to help keep it at bay. The last thing he needs is to make art in a freezing cave with his mate Michael, but their fluorescent creation brings light relief and amazing results!

Ricky is redecorating. He makes some Escher inspired wallpaper to add pizzazz to his flat, and he uses paint filled balloons to help add colour to Sarah’s flat!. Turns out this wasn’t the kind of painting Sarah had hoped for!

Ricky is lonely. He makes a puppet goblin as a friend but it mysteriously multiplies until Ricky is overrun with them. He gets his mates to help box them up and pack them off. They use the boxes to make some monstrous graffiti, but is it the end of the goblins?

Ricky oversleeps and misses Sarah’s birthday. He has to avoid her while he makes her a present using lolly sticks, a cardboard circle and some wool. He then puts on a surprise party at the gallery, but will his disguise draw the eyes?