Gift guide · ages 4–8
The crayons, pencils and organizers we’d put next to our own coloring books. Picked for little hands, easy cleanup and lasting through more than one book.
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49 original snow-day pictures with thick outlines and a blank back on every picture page. 104-page paperback.
Snow Day plus the supplies from this guide that suit the child.
Book and supplies sold separately; separate orders. Supplies are not included.
The kitchen-table classic. Two boxes means one for home and one for the car or Grandma’s house.
Twist-up pencils, so there’s no sharpener to hunt for. A generous set for sharing between siblings.
Pre-sharpened pencils for when a child starts wanting finer detail than crayons give.
Bold color for big shapes. Slip a spare sheet under the page so ink doesn’t reach the next picture.
Crayons, markers, pencils and paper in one carry case. A ready-made ‘big gift’ for an art-loving child.
A big under-the-tree gift: a standing easel for painting and drawing, with a coloring book on the table beside it.
Two hole sizes and a shavings tub that keeps the table clean.
A spinning caddy that keeps crayons, pencils and markers within reach and off the floor.
Soft-core artist pencils, best for older kids or the grown-up coloring alongside them.
