I volunteer at a local school and Crayola crayons are part of a holiday package that I put together for the children. Formerly I lived in Pennsylvania where the Crayola factory is located and was able to see how these crayons are made. They are the best crayons ever, lots of wonderful colors. The children actually love them.

Nothing like a new box of crayons to take you back to being a kid. Even at 50 I had to open the box and get that smell and look. Took me back to coloring with my mother. I bought them for my wife she was in a horrible accident 9 years ago and coloring is an activity that helps with hand dexterity just like when we were kids. And when she’s done or one breaks I use it in my wood shop

The crayons themselves are fine. When I ordered school supplies to be shipped to my home I did not expect to find part of the order in a Walmart plastic bag and shoved into my mail box. I could have gone to the store and did that myself. Technically only the USPS are the only people that are suppose to use your mail box.

I read the reviews about the item being poorly shipped, so instead I opted for site to store pick up hoping it would be better. It wasn't. I purchased two boxes and both were damaged. The boxes were crushed, crayons were broken and most weren't even in the boxes when I picked them up. They were shipped to the store in a bag instead of a box, which I think is ridiculous.

It is great that Walmart has Crayola crayons discounted so much for back to school! (Because any teacher can tell you that, Yes, you need to buy Crayola!) But, Walmart needs to work on how they ship them. I have ordered many boxes, several times, for back to school, and many of those boxes have always been opened and spilled in the shipping box.

Love these easy to clean they are not spill proof but my daughter is almost four and thankfully doesn’t spill has a lock on it that of the button to open is pressed it doesn’t open and it’s pretty easy to work showed my daughter once and she knows how to lock and unlock

I donated the crayons to a children’s charity. Purchased 10-12 packs along with a variety of other school supplies to also donate during WalMart’s Back-to-School sale. Thanks you, WalMart for having great Back-to-School sales to help families better afford these essentials. You helped me to invest in children’s success in school as well.

I am a teacher so when I saw these crayons on sale for $.50 I ordered 30 boxes in 3 orders (12 was the max that could be ordered). I also ordered 30 boxes of markers and colored pencils. I was able to pick up some of my order but the rest had to be delivered. However, for some reason 12 boxes of crayons were undeliverable. The app said delivery attempted (which is wasn't because I have a camera and I know the driver did not try to deliver my items). Today my order of 12 boxes of crayons was canceled, so I go to reorder 12 boxes so I have enough for all of my students, and they are up to almost $7 a boxes. There is no reason I shouldn't have gotten my order. Walmart needs to monitor their delivery drivers better.

It looked like the package of faux pearls was much larger than it really is. In reality the package is smaller than my cell phone. It wasn’t worth the trouble to return them, but I would urge you to consider how small the package is before you buy them. You very likely will be disappointed.

only time i can afford these is back to school time when they're on sale. Crayola has been used by my family for many many years, they're the only ones that don't come off all waxy and break too easily. My mom and dad remembered having Crayola in a tin at their desks in school.