Crayola Triangular Crayons 16/pk — Ergonomic, Non-Toxic Coloring for Little Hands

Give young artists a coloring experience that fits their tiny fingers and growing skills. Crayola Triangular Crayons 16/pk are designed with a unique triangular shape that stays put on the desk, promotes a healthy grip, and reduces the frustration of rolling crayons during art time. The result is steadier lines, more confident coloring, and a smoother path from scribbles to polished drawings.

Why this design stands out

• Ergonomic triangle grip helps little hands learn and maintain a proper tripod hold, supporting fine motor development as kids color, draw shapes, and practice pencil control.
• Non‑toxic Crayola quality with vibrant, true colors that glide smoothly across plain paper, coloring books, and construction paper—great for classrooms or at-home art sessions.
• Little rolling, big focus the triangular shape keeps crayons from skittering off the table, so kids stay engaged in creative play without constant pick‑up breaks.
• Durable and reliable built to withstand active use in homes and classrooms; perfect for backpacks, art centers, and busy art time.
• 16 vivid colors offer a balanced palette for everyday coloring, shading, and color-matching activities—from bold primaries to softer hues that support blending and layering.

What you get and how to use it

• Sixteen color crayons in a single pack, ready for immediate use in drawing, coloring books, or mixed-media projects.
• Ideal for practicing color recognition, practicing shapes, and developing early writing grip during guided art activities or free play.
• Designed for ages 3 and up and suitable for both home classrooms and formal early education settings.

Who benefits most

• Parents and caregivers seeking an approachable, kid-friendly coloring tool that supports motor skill development without the frustration of slippery sticks.
• Early childhood educators building daily art centers or rotation stations where consistent grip and clean handling matter.
• Homeschoolers and travelers who want a compact, mess-minimizing art option that travels well in bags or backpacks.

Practical tips for best results

Store the crayons in a sturdy tray or case to keep the triangular shapes aligned and within easy reach. Pair them with simple coloring sheets or beginner drawing exercises to reinforce grip posture and control. For richer color outcomes, layer light colors first, then add darker tones to create depth and contrast.