The research departs from the rich collections contained in the Siginjei Museum, Jambi Province, where one of the collection groups is a variety of traditional children's games in Jambi Province. Based on this, the collection of traditional children's games at the Siginjei Museum, Jambi Province, was then used as a project source for the playwriting course at the Dance and Music Drama Arts Study Program at Jambi University. The research method applied in this research activity is qualitative research using observation and literature review techniques. The results obtained from research activities are in the form of drama scripts that were successfully created by students from the collection of traditional children's games at the Siginjei Museum, Jambi Province. The number of play scripts that were successfully created were four short children's play scripts entitled Ayu Congklak Dewi, Bedil Akbar (Meriam Bambu), Yang Lagi Viral (Gasingan Lampu), and Main Seru (Ketapel). The conclusion obtained is that the Project Based Learning learning model using the collection of traditional children's games at the Siginjei Museum, Jambi Province as a source of student project activities in creating play scripts has been successfully implemented to support the success of Play Writing courses.