Crayons crayons are the best crayons!!! I am a mother of four as well as a school teacher and these are the only ones I buy!

I've not used crayons in the last 40 or so years. I was completely floored that these were less than $2, that hardly seems possible. The colors are as deep and vivid as I remember and the colors for this set make a nice spread across the color spectrum.

Crayola crayons remain a timeless classic for a reason. They're vibrant, smooth, durable, and safe, offering hours of creative fun for kids of all ages. However, they have their limitations, particularly for artists seeking advanced blending or a wider range of textures. Ultimately, whether Crayola crayons are a must-have depends on your needs and artistic aspirations.

As a teacher, I LOVE the Crayola brand for all things art/crafts. Crayola is the BEST brand. I ask all of my parents specifically for Crayola as other brands do not work as they should or give the experience Crayola delivers. If parents bring in any other brand, I give it away.

Crayola has the best colors, bold and vivid. The wax on the colors is high quality and you don't have to press hard to get good coverage. They also break less than other crayons we have used We got these at a great price for school (.50) and always grab extra for home. We love Crayola brand!

Crayon a crayons are wonderful as always but wal-mart dropped the ball on getting them shipped safely and intact. The boxes were completely trashed and the 3 boxes I received were all mixed in the package together. I would rather pick them up at the store than sort through all of them to get them where they belong. Will never order them from wal-mart again. Let down wal-mart. A Big let down. :(

My grandson loves to color. I purchased the 24-count of Crayola Crayons. He was pleased. He likes all of the different colors that comes in the pack. I find the crayons to be good quality and durable. They don’t easily break like some of the cheaper brands. The colors are very vibrant. They fit nicely into his hand. Another great product from Crayola.

The color choices are strange. For basic coloring, there should be each of the 3 primary and 3 secondary colors, brown, white, and black. Then there should be light/pastel versions of each of these (pink, peach, pale yellow, light green, light blue, light purple, beige, grey.) Then there should be red-orange, yellow-orange, blue-green, red-violet. Then there should be maybe a darker pink color and a couple of other skin tones in addition to the brown/beige peach.

When did Crayola stop putting pigments into their products Seems like this art supply is a cheap replacement for the crayons I used when I taught art. Young children aren’t physically able to transfer these weak colors to a paper. I would rate it 0 if it was available!

Our 24 pack Crayons purchase for this school year are all very fragile. The tops all began snapping of on the first day of school. The students were not putting too much pressure on the crayons. It has happened to the teachers as well. I now have a small bucket full of "crayon hats". This has not ever happened in 15 years of teaching.