Tell Us About Your Favorite TV Show
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Create a colorful poster or short video telling about your favorite TV show, describing characters, plot, and why you enjoy it.

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Step-by-step guide to Tell Us About Your Favorite TV Show

What you need
Coloring materials such as markers crayons colored pencils, pencil and eraser, poster paper or blank paper, ruler, scissors and glue stick, stickers or printed pictures optional

Step 1

Pick your favorite TV show and decide if you will make a colorful poster or a short video about it.

Step 2

Write three things to include: the main characters a one-sentence plot and one reason you love the show.

Step 3

Plan your poster layout or make a simple storyboard by drawing boxes for title characters plot and favorite part.

Step 4

Create a big bright title with the show name at the top of your poster or as the opening card for your video.

Step 5

Add drawings or glued pictures of the main characters in one area of the poster or on separate video clips.

Step 6

Write one short sentence under each character naming them and saying who they are.

Step 7

Write a 2 to 3 sentence plot summary in your own words to explain what the show is about.

Step 8

Write one clear sentence about why you enjoy the show or pick your favorite scene to describe.

Step 9

Draw or add a colorful illustration of your favorite scene or a prop from the show.

Step 10

Color and decorate the poster or add fun visuals and transitions to your video so it looks awesome.

Step 11

If you chose video record a 30 to 90 second clip speaking clearly about the show and showing your drawings or pictures.

Step 12

If you chose video edit your clips or add a short voiceover and tidy up the sound and images.

Step 13

Check your poster or watch your video and make one small fix if anything needs improving.

Step 14

Share your finished creation on DIY.org

Final steps

You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!

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Help!?

What can we use instead of poster board, glue, or a camera if we don't have them?

Use folded printer paper or cereal-box cardboard as a poster base, tape or stapler instead of glue, crayons or markers for the big bright title and drawings, and a smartphone or tablet to record the 30–90 second video option.

My voice sounds quiet and my video is shaky—how do we fix it during the activity?

Follow the step to make a simple storyboard to plan steady shots, prop the phone on a stable surface for recording, re-record short clips for clear speech, and use the edit-your-clips / add-a-short-voiceover step to tidy up sound and images.

How can this activity be changed for younger kids or older kids?

For younger children simplify by drawing characters and having a parent write the one-sentence plot and reason before they color the poster, while older kids can expand to a 2–3 sentence plot summary, create a 30–90 second edited video with transitions, or add extra character detail.

What are some creative ways to make the poster or video more unique or impressive?

Add a homemade prop or a colorful illustration of your favorite scene, include simple transitions or background music in the video, glue in real photos for the character area, and finish by sharing the polished result on DIY.org.

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🎭 Creators use character sheets to keep personalities, looks, and voices consistent across episodes and artists.

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🎥 Short videos (often under 2 minutes) are perfect for sharing one clear idea about a show and are hugely popular online.

🧩 Storyboards act like comic-strip blueprints that help plan camera angles, scenes, and timing before filming.

How do you create a poster or short video about your favorite TV show?

Start by picking the TV show and list favorite characters, key plot points, and reasons you enjoy it. For a poster: sketch a layout, add colorful drawings or printed images, write short captions, and decorate with stickers. For a short video: plan a 1–3 minute script or storyboard, record scenes or a voiceover, add simple edits and titles with a smartphone app, and review with an adult before sharing.

What materials do I need to make a colorful poster or short video about a TV show?

You’ll need basic art supplies: large paper or poster board, pencils, erasers, markers, crayons or paint, scissors, glue, and stickers. For a video: a smartphone or tablet with a camera, a simple editing app, a quiet space, and optional props or costume pieces. A charger, tripod or stable surface, and parental supervision for recording and online sharing complete the list.

What ages is this activity suitable for?

This activity suits preschoolers through tweens with age-based adjustments. Ages 3–5: focus on drawing, stickers, and a parent-led narrated video. Ages 6–9: children can write short sentences, plan a simple poster layout, or record short clips with guidance. Ages 10–12+: encourage scripting, editing, and adding titles or simple effects independently, while maintaining parental review for online sharing.

What are the benefits of making a poster or video about a favorite TV show?

Making a poster or short video builds creativity, storytelling, vocabulary, and fine motor skills. It boosts confidence as children organize ideas and present them, and older kids gain basic media and technical skills like planning, recording, and editing. It also encourages critical thinking about characters and plots, and provides a fun family activity when parents help with planning or review for safe sharing.
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