[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have to use a lot of glue since I have a preschool child. And this is my to go glue. I love the color. Who doesn't love purple. And it has no scent. And it's safe. My kid can use it and I know it's ok. I love this package because I can donate some to his classroom so his friends can use as well in class.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent product brand quality value recommended thanks for give me the opportunity to try love it my child enchanted with this product easy to use non toxic very secure works perfectly odor is perfectly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Stocked up on glue sticks now. These Elmer's purple glue sticks are the best. So easy for my six year old to use on his own..You can see exactly where you out the glue and sticks perfectly. They are acid free and non toxic making them perfect for the little kids. They go on purple then turns clear as dries. Perfect for attaching photos to crafts or just for homework or regular crafts. Very easy cleanup . Just soap and water on your hands and wipe down any counter or table. Also easily washed out of clothes. Simple for little ones to open and close. We are loving this product and recommend it to anyone. Both quality and value were on point .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Elmer's is hands-down the best glue for kids and school. It is easy to use, fast drying, and best of all, it doesn't leave a sticky feeling or residue if you get it on your hands. I often by generic of many products, but glue sticks are not one of them. These are worth the extra few dollars if you can spare it.

This is such a fabulous price and this will last us the whole year. great for preschool age because the kids can see the purple go on and no where to place what they're trying to glue. If you're a teacher, homeschooler or a parent wants to donate to your child's class I highly recommend getting these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have 3 small children and our house seems like a never ending disaster zone of miscellaneous arts and crafts in different stages of completion. We want to make sure the tiny humans have the supplies they need to complete their projects, but we also want to, keep them alive and well, you know? Glue has always been a bit of a sticky subject (yeah, I went there) because it can be messy, permanent, and toxic if ingested by a curious kid. These Elmer's disappearing school glue sticks are the best of both worlds. They get the job done from an adhesive perspective, while also being both non-toxic and washable. Oh, and the kids love the fact that the glue goes on purple and then dries clear. It's both mesmerizingly magical and also helpful because they can see where they already applied glue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best!! First off no messy liquid glue that your kids get everywhere. Also the color changing aspect of it is great. That makes it a lot easier for little ones to understand for art projects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I cannot say enough great things about these glue sticks. I love that the kids can see where they are actually gluing and they are super easy to get the cap off and on but it is not loose so there is no fear of it falling off. The 60 piece box was perfect amount for my kids to add to their “stuck on you” Valentine cards.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This glue is perfect for those that have small children. It is perfect for my 7 year old since she has lots of school project to do. She loves to craft and make things so these glue sticks are great and they will last a while.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Between a 2nd grader and a 2 year old, we do a lot of crafts in my home. From my experience, Elmer's Disappearing School Glue glue sticks are so much smoother to apply, keeps items stuck together, and are the most transparent of any other glue sticks I've tried. This 60 piece set was perfect for this year of virtual school. We also sent some to the teacher for her to pass out to classmates. A win-win!