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Crayola(R) Colors of the World 24-Count Colored Pencils - Set of 4

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$19.81 $31.95 In stock

Category: Pencils

3 years & up. The Crayola® Colors of the World colored pencils were created with 24 unique shades to represent people from all over the globe. These colored pencils allow children to create themselves, family and friends exactly as they see them. Set of 4. 24 colors per box.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

My kids fight over who gets to use the deeper skin-tone pencils—they’re actually using them to draw portraits of themselves and their friends now. The set came as four identical boxes of 24, so there’s plenty to share.

Julian ★★★★☆

My daughter’s art teacher recommended these for self-portraits, and the 24 unique shades really cover a broad range of skin tones. The pencils are a bit harder than Crayola’s classic ones, but they layer nicely and the set of 4 is great for sharing in a classroom.

Riley ★★★★☆

The skin tone range is really thoughtful, and my kids love that they can actually match themselves. The only downside is the pencils are a bit harder than expected, making them tricky for detailed coloring, but the colors blend nicely.