Crayola Colored Pencils 36 Count
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Crayola Colored Pencils 36 Count

A straightforward set of 36 pre-sharpened coloured pencils, ready to use straight from the box. The range is wide enough for shading and blending without hunting for extra colours, and the soft points suit colouring pages, school work and more detailed drawings alike.

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Specifications

BrandCrayola
Age5 years and up
Pieces36
MaterialWood from well-managed forests
SkillsColouring, drawing, blending and shading
Best forSchool projects, detailed artwork and colouring pages
FeaturesPre-sharpened; thick, soft points with soft cores; 36 vibrant, creamy colours; ready to use straight from the box

What to know about this Crayola Colored Pencils 36 Count

This is a practical, everyday set rather than a specialist artist range. The pencils arrive pre-sharpened, so children can start straight away, and Crayola describes the points as thick and soft, with soft cores that are made not to break easily. The 36 colours give a useful spread of bright and muted shades for mixing, layering and shading.

It works well as a shared household or classroom set: one box covers colouring books, homework and free drawing, and a child can keep favourite colours to hand without a separate tin for each project. Because the pencils are wood-bodied, they will need sharpening in time — that is part of using them, not a fault — so keep a sharpener nearby.

Keep expectations in proportion: these are coloured pencils, not markers or paints, so colour builds up gradually and very dark, solid coverage takes layering. For a child who wants bold, instant colour in one stroke, markers may suit better.

Pros

  • 36 colours, pre-sharpened and ready to use
  • Soft points suit blending, shading and detailed work
  • A practical all-round set for colouring, school projects and homework

Cons

  • Colour builds gradually and needs layering for deep coverage, so children who want bold colour in a single stroke may find it slow going.

Buy it if: your child likes colouring, drawing and school art projects and wants a wide, ready-to-use range of colours.

Skip it if: your child wants instant, bold colour or a no-sharpening option — markers or crayons may suit better.

Price and stock live on Amazon and change often, so we don’t republish them here.

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