Grade levels: Upper Elementary (4-6)

Sarah’s bought a onesie that turns her invisible and she and Ricky use it to plays tricks on Gav. Ricky conjures a geometric kite design and fashions a stained glass rocket inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, before heading off to rescue Dad who’s got tangled up at the campsite. This inspires Ricky to use guy ropes to make intense art with a heroic twist.

Ricky’s always wanted to be a spy, but when he starts receiving mysterious phone calls full of code words he’s not so sure. Making a secret book and selfie collage inspired by David Hockney, he agrees to a rendezvous at the Tate Modern where he makes art that’s licensed to thrill.

Ricky researches his family history to uncover his ninja ancestors. He is inspired by Grayson Perry to make an autobiographical vase and a photo frame that’s less family tree, more family cactus, before Ricky discovers that he’s descended from a famous pirate. Can he make some arrrr-t to treasure at the seaside?

After the local auditions for a TV talent show are cancelled, Gavin transforms the flat into a studio and Ricky into a celebrity judge. Ricky makes a drum kit desk tidy and a bowl inspired by Matisse, whilst Sarah and Rich try to prove that Bristol’s got talent with some dodgy singing and magic. Deciding they were rubbish, Ricky then uses his skills to make epic art that’s anything but trashy.

Ricky wishes he could go back in time after spilling paint on a priceless rug and when he downloads “App to the Future” he realises that anything is possible! Ricky meets Gaudi to make a Salt Dough Lizard and also learns how to create wings for his shoes, plus he produces art with vacuum cleaners that definitely doesn’t suck.

Ricky orders a takeaway but will his fortune cookies’ predictions come true? After making a Dragon Bike Basket and using a pizza box as a canvas, Gavin arrives with a map to the Great Wall of Bristol to animate a monster of a picture.

Nadiya Hussain is looking for locals to enter a foodie competition. Ricky makes art from food including a lasagna mosaic and a chocolate portrait in homage to artist Vik Muniz. Masterchef Gav cooks up some unlikely food combos in the kitchen, but when they eventually get to the food fest will they make a ‘meal’ of it?

Ricky is looking after his baby niece and has to use his Ninja skills to try to keep her amused. Whilst left holding the baby, Ricky makes a cute critter toy and a mobile inspired by artist Calder plus some epic art made out of toilet rolls.

Ricky decides to form a band but the instruments he orders are don’t quite fit the bill. It doesn’t stop Ricky making musically-themed art including a Paper Cup Boom Box, a guitarist sculpture inspired by Giacometti and an awesome music video with Gavin, Sarah and some serious slo-mo!