Stockmar Beeswax Crayons, Set of 12 Blocks in Carton

My daughter uses these crayons and we ordered her some to use at home during COVID homeschooling. They really are worth the money. They hold up so well, look like they will last a long, and I like that my daughter treats them like they are a quality item. I love the way they lay down color, also. Worth the investment!

My father was an art teacher and we were lucky to have great art supplies growing up. These are top quality, don't hesitate to buy! The pigment is rich and they glide so smoothly. These are easy for toddlers to hold, and are a great addition to thin crayons for older kids. If you want to store in the packaging, maybe get a set with a metal tin as the cardboard box doesn't hold up well.

We love these. I was hesitant to spend so much on crayons for our kindergartener (homeschooled) but i got these and they’re worth it. You can shade with them and you dont end up with stark lines (if you don’t want to) like with traditional crayons. They do take a little getting use to though.

Easy to use and for a child to learn shapes, colors and early handwriting

We love Stockmar products and these are no exception. I found the price to be very competitive and the quality, ideal.

I love these beeswax crayons. They’re easy to hold for kids and have nice colors.

This is our family's favorite coloring brand. High quality, great product.

I own a family childcare home and found these to be durable and perfect sized for little hands. I ordered them after a recommendation from a children's art book. Unfortunately my kids don't love them and as a result they aren't used a ton. I think this is due to their rectangular shape. We have lots of art materials that they have free access to- pastels, colored pencils, regular and twistable crayons, markers, stamping pens, rock crayons etc. and they seem to prefer shapes that they can grip and write with more like a pencil. My children range in age from 1-5 and this seems to be the case with all of them, but your children might enjoy them! Definitely worth trying and keeping around. They would be great for doing things like rubbings.