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How to Buy Crayola Crayons

Crayola is the gold standard for crayons. It's the most popular and best-known brand, and although we take its superior quality for granted, its large assortment might amaze you.

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        Check out Crayola's many different sized packages. The smallest box available is an 8 pack ($.60), and the largest is the Giant Chest of Crayons ($8) with 128 crayons. Many sizes fall between these two extremes.

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        Notice that Crayola has what you would consider regular crayons as well as some specialized crayons. Kid's First Jumbo Washable Crayons ($2) are designed for beginning artists. They are large, easy to hold and easy to clean up after. Growing Kids Washable Large Crayons ($1.79) are for children who are still young, but have some experience with crayons.

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        Look for Techno Brite crayons ($1) if you want some brighter colors.

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        See that some Crayola crayons come in special containers. The Discovery Tin: Ocean Dive ($2.79) houses crayons in an aquatic designed tin. The Treasure Chest ($2.79) contains crayons in a plastic treasure chest.

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        Look for other specialized Crayola crayons - scented crayons, sparkle crayons, neon crayons and pastel crayons.

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        Purchase crayons from the shopping list below. Crayola crayons are available from a variety of online and local retailers.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Give a coloring book and storage box with crayons you give as a gift.

    • You needn't worry about the quality of crayons made by Crayola. Unlike some other brands, you can be sure it will have bright colors and will color smoothly.

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