although my children and grandchildren dont use them at school anymore..high school, they still fondly turn to them for artistic outlets at home. Personally i am a crayola addict. My mom made sure i had crayolas early on. I am now 68. You should see my "stash"! My daughter, age 47, also collects her beloved crayolas. Her Daughter, age 19, is an artist. Having used crayola crayons and pencils for award winning school artworks. I have discovered that a mutual friend has been a secret crayola hoarder for years. Bottom line: great product! Lasts in your heart a lifetime!

This is the third or fourth time ive got these for my Gran kids. I think the love them because every visit at one point during their visit they ask ( more like bug or demand) that i get paper and crayons out so they can do art, and color in the books i got them to play with the youngest is getting good at staying inside the lines the oldest likes to just draw cool pictures...and i think they remind me of when I was there age...Good Times

Best if you purchase these in store and can see them before purchasing. I received a used box of crayons. The box was smashed in places and I just thought it was shipping but then my daughter opened them and said some of the crayons were used. These were needed for my daughter’s school supplies. They were on sale so not out much.

These items might be washable off of tables or floors, but they aren't very washable off of drywall, and they definitely stain the skin very badly. My girls like to try to use them as fingernail polish and they even stain the nails. So they end up on their lips, on their hands, on their nails, and they take multiple baths to get out. But if you're just worried about marking up furniture, I guess they're washable enough. I would suggest something like a gel pen, if your children tend to write on their skin, as that's washable in cold water.

I love crayola crayons. I purchased these as part of a gift package i will give my students for Christmas. They were packaged poorly. Just thrown in with a big tub of Chlorine Tabs, so you can imagine how that smashed the crayon boxes. Still, I am hopeful the crayons are not broken.

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.

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.

If your teachers are requesting crayons, go for the Crayola brand! they are similar and cost, but the quality is supreme! If they are on sale go ahead and stock up because kids go through crayons pretty quickly in general. probably around Christmas time they will need a restock at school.

Crayola has true colors. When coloring there is minimal to no buildup of residue. Other crayons seem to be more wax than color. The price listed is $5.93. That is NOT what I paid for them. I do wait until they go on sale for 50 cents per box. Crayola crayons are the #1 choice for teachers.

Boxes damaged. Everything delivered from local store great but anything shipped it always crushed or damaged. I will not order anything again that has to ship. Seriously thinking about canceling my walmart plus. Suppose to get free shipping and u do but then it's a pain to return everything u get.