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24 Jumbo Coloring Pencils

  • Recommended Age: 3-4 Year Old
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Jumbo!

- The striking colors of Melissa and Doug Jumbo Triangular Colored Pencils will inspire your young artist to create and color with enthusiasm!
- The unique shape will help develop and reinforce the preferred grip for writing skills.
- All 24 pencils fit into a handy clear vinyl carrying case for easy transport and organization.


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For kids a little older...3 and up.

These high quality, easy grip pencils and handy reusable case will exceed your expectations. We give you the tools (these are great) and the rest is up to the child!

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  • Beginning artists think BIG! They love to see huge splashes of color cover the page. These coloring pencils are perfect for making a big impact and perfect for little hands to hold.
  • Your child will begin with a few simple shapes, first squiggles, then vertical lines, horizontal lines and circles.
  • Soon your little Picasso will learn to copy or trace shapes (use a paper cup or cookie cutters for him/her to trace around). Hell/shell also begin to use more than just his/her favorite color. You can draw a rainbow to show your child what different colors look like next to each other.
  • Teach your child numbers by writing them on a piece of paper. Have your toddler repeat the names of the numbers with you. Then see if he/she can copy the numbers you have drawn. As he/she gains confidence with number recognition you can say a number aloud and ask him/her to draw it.
  • You can also work on letter recognition with your child by writing them on a piece of paper. Have your toddler repeat the names of the letters with you. Then see if he/she can copy the letters you have drawn. As he/she gains confidence, you can say a letter aloud and ask him/her to draw it.
  • Reinforce this learning by drawing a picture that goes with the letter, like D for dog or C for cat.  Then have your child color in the picture by asking for a specific color and see if he/she gets it right.
  • Your child can collaborate with you or a friend to create one picture. Each child can use a different color or create consecutive lines. Now thats teamwork!
  • This product meets or exceeds all safety standards

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