Is this a pencil or a crayon? It looks like the crayon, but just trying to be sure from the pic.
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It is more like a pencil as it has a thinner point, but the texture of a crayon. It has a sharpener at the other end. I've used this for years and can't find it in the stores anymore, so bought a bunch on Amazon.
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It is more like a narrow crayon, but can be used to give the light, feathery lines like a pencil.
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Chalk, it's a chalk board surface. I wouldn't try using markers or crayon on it.
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Yes it is your basic lead pencil. .7mm lead and I would think a regular eraser for lead pencils would work.
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Yes, it comes with a red Crayola Crayon shaped sharpener. It's a lot easier to use than the old one that was in the back of the box.
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it is a tiny little eraser. not very effective. We had another larger one my daughter uses.
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Did anyone try the crayons on the board? I'm trying to find out before I buy it.
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With all pencils you have to be careful with the type of pencil sharpener you get. I have two types of pencil sharpeners. I use one for regular pencils and the other works well with color pencils. It just took me two tries to find the right sharpener for color pencils. One of those sharpeners just broke the lead all the time, meanwhile the other was more gentle with the lead, and wood.
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Mine did not come sharpened. (That suits me better because I don't care for the points pre-sharpened pencils come with.) It is a wonderful pencil. They sharpen on center, the lead is dark enough for students who don't press hard. It erases well. The point lasts much longer than most of the pencils elementary grades students bring to class. I haven't noticed "hard spots" in the leads that leave scratches. The paint doesn't peel off. The diameter is nice for young and old hands. All that said, I would only use it for artwork (sketching) if I was in a tight, but it is a nice writing instrument. Mine did not come sharpened. (That suits me better because I don't care for the points pre-sharpened pencils come with.) It is a wonderful pencil. They sharpen on center, the lead is dark enough for students who don't press hard. It erases well. The point lasts much longer than most of the pencils elementary grades students bring to class. I haven't noticed "hard spots" in the leads that leave scratches. The paint doesn't peel off. The diameter is nice for young and old hands. All that said, I would only use it for artwork (sketching) if I was in a tight, but it is a nice writing... » Read More Mine did not come sharpened. (That suits me better because I don't care for the points pre-sharpened pencils come with.) It is a wonderful pencil. They sharpen on center, the lead is dark enough for students who don't press hard. It erases well. The point lasts much longer than most of the pencils elementary grades students bring to class. I haven't noticed "hard spots" in the leads that leave scratches. The paint doesn't peel off. The diameter is nice for young and old hands. All that said, I would only use it for artwork (sketching) if I was in a tight, but it is a nice writing instrument. « Show Less
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I bought this for my grandson, so I'm not actually around when he uses it. I got him dry erase crayons too though because they don't dry out. Sorry, I can't help much. On the plus side, he loves using it.
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Any apps that takes a stylus or it can just be used instead of a finger for tracing / writing / tapping / coloring. It's basically just a fat pencil shaped stylus (the tip is rubbery to reduce the chance of scratches on your device). It's pretty good for helping kids learn how to hold a pencil and practice those motor skills. The eraser has a certian shape to it that you stamp in the Mr. Pencil app letting it know you've purchased the pencil and allows you to unlock additional levels & such.
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It's tall like a colored pencil box with a tray that slides out. The box has a lid like a crayon box, but the tray does not have a lid.
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Yes it is, or so it says on the cutting blade. I will add that this is a very nice sharpener for artist's quality colored pencils. I couldn't say how long the blade will last as I've not had it all that long. The only downside I can think of for this sharpener is that you need something to catch the shavings in.
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I have the 132 pencils, what is the difference, and why 18 pencils make the 150 pencils set 40 dolars more expensive? Do you happen to know which colours are extra? Do you have in stock? Thank you.
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it is a marker kind of pen. the writing is visible under a special light. real fun for kids.
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Those look to be the correct refills. Are you sure you are looking in the right place for the eraser? If you take off the cap and put it on the back for the pencil, then the small silver cap that you use to advance the lead can be removed to reveal the eraser.I hope this helps.
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HB lead, I believe. I prefer a softer lead so I put B lead in all my pencils.
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IMHO, these are a small step up from Crayola pencils. I have not had a problem with breaking lead. In fact, they sharpen quite nicely. In regards to the wood, the Prang pencils are noticably smoother than the Crayola. My daughter has both so it's easy to compare the two. The variety of colors is great for the price. Personally, I prefer a more waxy texture to my pencils and better coverage, which is why my daughter now has them. Hope this helps!