"crayola Classpack Color Sticks, Assorted, 120/box (68-8120)"

Introducing the Crayola Classpack Color Stick, Assorted, now available at Morrison True Value in Alpine, TEXAS. This vibrant woodless color stick is perfect for artists of all ages, whether you're a teacher looking to stock your classroom or a parent seeking creative supplies for your children. With an assortment of colors, this color stick is designed to inspire creativity and imagination in every project.

• Vibrant Assortment: The color stick includes a wide range of colors, allowing for endless creative possibilities. From bold reds to soft pastels, there's a shade for every artistic endeavor.


• Woodless Design: This color stick is woodless, which means no sharpening is required. This feature not only saves time but also reduces waste, making it an eco-friendly choice.


• Durable and Long-Lasting: Designed for heavy use, this color stick is sturdy and resistant to breakage, ensuring that it can withstand the demands of classroom activities or home projects.


• Easy to Use: The smooth application of this color stick makes it ideal for coloring, drawing, and blending, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced artists.

Imagine the joy of seeing your child's creativity flourish as they explore their artistic talents with the Crayola Classpack Color Stick. Perfect for school projects, art classes, or simply for fun at home, this color stick can be used for a variety of applications, from coloring books to canvas art. Teachers in Alpine will appreciate the convenience of having a color on hand for group activities, while parents can encourage their kids to express themselves through art.



In conclusion, the Crayola Classpack Color Stick, Assorted is an essential addition to any art supply collection. With its vibrant colors and user-friendly design, this color stick is sure to inspire creativity in both children and adults alike. Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your artistic projects—get yours today at Morrison True Value in Alpine, TEXAS.