Crayola Twistables Crayons for Kids (24ct) No Sharpen Toddler Coloring Supplies, Less Mess, Stocking Stuffer & Holiday Gifts for Boys & Girls, Ages 3, 4, 5

The Crayola Twistable Crayons have been a fantastic addition to our art supplies. My kids absolutely love them! The colors are vivid and vibrant, bringing their drawings to life with rich hues that traditional crayons often can't match. One of the best features of these crayons is their durability. Unlike regular crayons, the twistable design makes them much less prone to breaking, which is a huge plus, especially for young children. This durability also makes them ideal for travel. We can easily take them on the go without worrying about them snapping in the car or in a bag. The twistable mechanism is easy for little hands to use, and it eliminates the need for sharpening, which keeps things clean and simple. The crayons glide smoothly on paper, and my kids enjoy the whole experience of drawing with them. Overall, Crayola Twistable Crayons are a hit in our household. Their bright colors, sturdy design, and convenience make them a great choice for any young artist. Highly recommended for both at-home and on-the-go creativity!

They’re crayons lol. Nice for kids but I’m not impressed for Bible highlighting.

Loved these. Packed for a trip and were easy to pull out a few at a time for my young kids to draw/color. They are shorter than standard two stables which is what I wanted for packing storage. Kids do not break the plastic which surrounds them which is a plus since they usually break a crayon and cry. Multiple colors and even a few that are multi-color. Would purchase again

Pricey crayons but my fave of the Crayola crayons. Btw, I am a 40-yr educator and have used a lot of different brands and types of crayons. 😉😊

My son was so EXCITED to receive these for Christmas. Unfortunately, the break kind of easily. The colors are absolutely gorgeous and blend well.

I got these after seeing How to Faith a Life use them in her Bible journaling. Pro- they are great for Bible use as they don’t bleed through the page like highlighters. Cons- they break very easy. Straight out of the package, I accidentally dropped one and it instantly snapped the crayon part off and it fell out. I am still able to use it carefully, but I’m not sure that would work with a child. I’ve previously bought these as a gift for children and they broke (almost all of them). So while I think they are cool for adults, I don’t think they are a great fit for small children. They (imo) are less pigmented than regular crayons. But for what I’m using them for, that’s a good thing. I tried using regular crayons in my Bible but it was hard to still see the words. With these, I can still easily see the words.

I bought these crayons to draw/color with my 3 and 1/2 year old nephew, which was a bit of a gamble. His main and almost only interests are cars, fire trucks, ambulances, construction vehicles and pirate ships that shoot 'water bombs.' I can't forget, of course, the cartoons that he watches on the very same subjects. (This is a slight exaggeration, because he shows almost all his toys a little bit of time, even the stuffed animals get a hug before they are forgotten again.) He has some interest in drawing, if you sit there and keep him engaged, which is absolutely not necessary with the above mentioned toys(the cars, etc.). I gave him these crayons and told him that they all had something 'magic' about them. To make it short: neon, rainbow and metallic. These crayons kept his interest much longer. Especially the ones with four colors in one crayon. Of course the metallic ones had a few particular ones that would be cool car colors as well as the neon ones and the yellow neon was the sun. I used that blue painters tape, which comes off easily, to attach (very) large pieces of paper to the table and the wall, since he gets a little wild scratching and this keeps the paper flat, instead of bunched up(if you have a kid you may know what I mean.) This kept him from asking constantly for new paper and he was super excited he got to draw on the wall. (If you want to do this for your child in the cheap way I did, use the back side of brown paper bags, otherwise brown paper pads are always the cheapest at your local art store; use a double layer because that paper is thinner. If you like this idea, write me a comment and I will explain better and give more ideas, etc.) He colored with these crayons for a long, long time and asked if he could play with these next time. That was after he asked if he could take them home. I will be looking for more interesting crayons for him after this positive experience and to keep him interested with a variety of stuff. For this time this package of assorted varieties was wonderful. He was excited by all the colors and showed us his favorites, knowing the colors as well as if they were neon, metallic or rainbow.

My daughter loves these. She tends to push to hard on regular crayons and these are definitely more durable. I also wanted her to practice using her "pinchers" to write and color instead of using her fist. These are great for that transition and help her stay in the lines a lot better.