Crayola Quick Dry Paint Sticks (12ct), Washable Paint Set for Kids, Arts & Crafts Supplies, Multi-Surface, Assorted Colors, Kids Gifts

We love these, decently mess free and dry quickly. It draws on similar to pastels.

Love these! Great for painting with and quick and easy! Lovely colors.

LOVE these paint sticks. My toddler is 2 & we are trying to start small homeschool projects for about 30 minutes a day! I have made her a toddler activity book and to switch it up between markers & crayons I saw these and loved them! She loves to use them. They are so smooth & brightly colored! And she finds these so fun! Highly recommend!!

Fun for the kids

My daughter loves these! They are very saturated, so they’re really satisfying to color with. If there are pencil or crayon versions that would be dope, because you can’t do precision coloring with these, but she’s really loving them so far.

I bought these for my grandkids (They are ages 3-6) and they love them. They are great for little hands to grip and paint. They have painted wooden birdhouses, used them on brown packing paper, construction paper, and poster boards. I love the fact that the paint wipes off easily from hands and surfaces with only a wet wipe. They use paper towels to spread the paint and mix colors easily. I will not buy any other paints for them other than these. A parent's dream come true for paint projects with small kids.

Pigments are misrepresented but they are smooth. I tried to use a brush to spread it or show the color more, dry and wet brush didn’t cover the area in. Great for children and new artists as a gift and fun tool. Small, the size of a glue stick for each color.

The paint sticks have been fun to use and are a great alternative to typical art supplies. I like that these can be used in several ways. My daughter has enjoyed using them. She has been pretty hard on them so they won’t last as long as if an older child used them. She painted on her skin, pretending to be a “tattoo-er” and it came off easily. And I can say it also cleans easily off the table after a child drew on the table instead of paper haha.