can you use crayons on them?
212564
I think so! They are paper but thick enough that they shouldn't tear when you write on them.
212565
You could use crayons on them, but the paper is thin and textured. White butcher paper on top would be better suited.
1982515
Yes. You must use the primary colors to create more colors of your choice. I believe in the marker maker kit you are given suggestions on making more colors. My kids love it!
1147703
Definitely better than pens! My toddlers use these for coloring and as long as your child can hold it, these would be great. They do make other crayons that sit in a plastic kind of holder for easier grabbing grip and coloring.
140706
They're made of silicon, so you can bake and craft with them and it should be just fine. I have used them to make little mini cakes in and it was fine, so I can't imagine your crayons would damage them. I have a friend who used her own set of these to make little mixed crayon legos, too, after having melted them, and they turned out great. =)
1108707
I would say no... it's a rubber material that would melt in the oven. I would just put crayons on a baking sheet or a glass pan (that maybe you won't use again).
951819
Yes. They are longer than a typical crayon but shorter than a standard #2 pencil.
901460
It's not easy because the crayon is a bit wider and it is softer. I just tried it.
313171
Yes. The books I received have a pourous/matte type finish that allow markers, crayons, pencils or paint to be used.
1973643
I do not believe so, we haven't tried them though. Everywhere I looked it said that you have to use ONLY the Crayola Dry Erase Markers - I've read reviews that said 'normal' dry erase markers did not fully erase. Don't know it this helps you..
2101933
U could, but these r very easy to use and the stencil won't even be necessary :) My 3 daughters (13,10, &5) and I have created some awesome stuff freehand.
858164
An adult can easily snap them but a child would have to really be trying to do it; a kid who loves to snap them probably could! These are great crayons, though; they are very washable. My grand decided to remove the paper wrappers and "wash" the crayons themselves in her water table. Warning...they get soft and the color comes off on your hands if they sit in the water too long. But...a day in the sun and they were as good as new (sans wrappers, of course!).
1988690
Yes. I use for crayola ones. Gives a greater angle to the point than what they come with, but works fine.
71108
These are not washable with just water like crayola washables.I use magic eraser to get it off the walls .I haven't sharpened them yet.
1552569
Yes these are larger than regular crayons. My son is a year old and the larger size makes it easier for him to grip.
2018290
I cannot compare them to Crayola, as I have not used Crayola. I have had some breakage when sharpening the Prismacolors, which I have kept to a minimum by using the Prismacolor sharpener. The softness, BTW, is necessary for smooth application of color, so I think we are stuck with some breakage. I hope this helps. - PF
354263
I got these for a 2-3 year old and he likes them. I think they would be fun. You could also find a board to put them on (dry erase board) and markers and let him create his own scenery?
2157887
I can say yes to Crayola. I haven't used any other kind, but I don't see why you couldn't - basically have to keep you hands wet to mold the clay. As long as you have that type of clay, it should work.