Video example Since this game is no longer available on the
Client: PBS Kids Games - CD
Client: PBS Education
Project Title: Count-On-It - Math Is Everywhere
Project Description: In 2005, PBS Kids was preparing to launch a new K–12 learning program. As a summer intern, I was asked to prototype a potential educational game inspired by one of their series, Count-On-It—a show that highlights real-world math problems in everyday situations.
The illustration above represents the game’s user interface created by me. The concept allowed children to click on different icons to access a variety of math-based activities aligned with their grade level. For example, selecting the French fries icon opened a restaurant-themed game where learners calculated the total cost of meal orders. Each icon introduced a unique scenario designed to make math both practical and fun.
My Role: Curriculum Designer and Graphic Design
Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia Flash
Deliverables: Storyboard, Product mock-up, game process map, game curriculum for grades 1 to 5.
See the Count-On-It YouTube channel for context.
Unique Art and Design by Elena Estelle
Character Spot Illustration
Character Spot Illustration
Character Spot Illustration
The two main characters of Count-On-It Snappy and Blossom spot illustration. See more series details by clicking the link.
https://www.pbs.org/video/count-it-math-everywhere-part-one/
Restaurant Game
Character Spot Illustration
Character Spot Illustration
This storyboard illustrates the design of the game, which was developed using Adobe Flash and JavaScript. The project was originally intended for distribution both on CD-ROM and through the PBS Education website, making it accessible to classrooms and learners nationwide.