PBS KIDS’ New Scribbles and Ink Game Brings Your Tots Artwork to Life

Young artists will be delighted to see their creations become part of the game.

By Shahrzad Warkentin December 21, 2019

If your pint-sized artist loves dreaming up all kinds of imaginative creatures, they’ll love the new PBS KIDS Scribbles and Ink Game that brings their drawings to life.

Based on the popular book series by author and illustrator Ethan Long, Scribbles and Ink is a unique, new interactive game that puts kids creations straight into the animated series. The app provides the tools to draw objects that can then interact with the main characters Scribbles and Ink in four different open-ended stories. Kids artwork can also be saved in a gallery for viewing any time.

Besides the four interactive animated stories, the app also includes three standalone videos featuring Scribbles and Ink leading a “draw-along with me” experience. It also provides six printable activities for offline art creation.

The game, which is recommend for kids ages four to eight, is accessible online at PBSKIDS.org and on the PBS KIDS Games app.

—Shahrzad Warkentin

All photos: Courtesy of PBS KIDS

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