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Who it's for
- Children who love choosing colors and are past the "chunky crayon" stage.
- Families who want one dependable crayon box for books, printables and drawing.
Who should skip it
- Young wall artists: these are not washable; choose Ultra-Clean washable crayons.
- Toddlers: thin crayons snap in small fists; large crayons are easier.
Worth knowing before you buy
- The built-in sharpener is for crayons only.
- Peeled wrappers make crayons snap more; leave them on for younger children.
- Crayon is waxy: color it first, then add pencil details on top, not the other way round.
| Brand | Crayola |
|---|---|
| Count | 64 crayons |
| Sharpener | Built into the box |
| Washable | No |
| Best for | Big shapes, skies, backgrounds |
How it compares
| Pick | Best for | Good to know | Buy |
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Plenty of in-between shades | Not washable | Check price on AmazonView on Amazon Paid link |
Start HereCrayola Crayons, 24 Count (Pack of 2)
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Bright, even color that shows up well on bold outlines | Standard wax crayons snap under very heavy pressure | Check price on AmazonView on Amazon Paid link |
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Much easier to clean off walls and surfaces | 16 colors rather than 24 | Check price on AmazonView on Amazon Paid link |
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