Found this package of pink crayons at the store today. Such cute colors in there!
Jul 31, 2013 - Found this package of pink crayons at the store today. Such cute colors in there!
Crayola Bulk Crayons - Pink - 12 /
Create beautiful finished projects with Crayola Classic Crayons in a 24-Count box. This non-toxic crayon set contains classic colors as well as bright, fun shades to inspire creativity and imaginative play. These non-toxic crayons come double wrapped and are made of high-quality materials to produce vibrant long-lasting color. You can use them to complete pages in your child's favorite coloring book, paper crafting projects and much more.
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PROMOTE fine motor and organizational skills through hands on learning Sorting and grouping are key early math skills made more appealing with the
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Crayola Bulk Crayons - Pink - 12 /
Multi - 24 / Pack Spread the love with Colors of Kindness Crayons. Packaged in an adorable, flip-top crayon box, this crayon set includes 24 Crayola Crayons with four new colors and special-edition words of kindness printed on each crayon, such as Slice of Nice (melon). Peace of Mind (Cool Mint) and Heart to Heart (mauvelous). Each one is double-wrapped for added strength and durability. Crayons are safe and nontoxic for beginner child artists and made for children ages 3 and up.
Crayola 24 ct Colors of Kindness Crayons
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