Get Squiggling

Using a curved line, Squiglet draws a snowman called Steve, and they go on holiday to the beach. However, when Steve starts to melt in the sun, Squiglet has to draw a new location much more suited to a snowman.

Squiglet uses a straight line to draw a Pirate called Long-Beard who has lost his treasure. He's sure he left it somewhere safe, but he can't remember where.

Squiglet uses a bumpy line to draw a caterpillar called Arthur who is as hungry as can be. Once Squiglet has scribbled Arthur's garden, the peckish caterpillar is soon chomping on some delicious lettuces.

Squiglet uses a curved line to draw a hippopotamus called Delores - whose big dream is to join in the Hippo Hop - the big dance at the mud hole near her home on the Swimpopo River.

Squiglet uses a straight line to draw a spider, Salma, who is determined to join in the big football game all her creepy crawly friends are playing in their garden.

Using a zig-zag line Squiglet draws a hedgehog called Spike. Spike's not happy as every time the wind blows his park fills up with litter.