Painting waxes (8 stones), with cotton bag

Since children's first writing instruments are usually colored crayons, they should be designed to encourage them to use their thumb, index finger, and middle finger.

This is what makes Crayon Rocks a wonderful tool for developing fine motor skills.

Due to their special shape, they are difficult for children to grasp with a closed fist or in any other way, which would impede the development of fine motor skills and hinder their progress in handwriting skills later on.

The vast majority of crayons are made from petroleum paraffin wax, but Crayon Rocks are made from soy wax, grown and processed in the USA.

It's combined with other vegetable waxes and non-toxic powdered mineral pigments to create the colors. A type of natural earth is used to shape them, creating easy-to-grip paints that lay smoothly on paper and blend easily with each other.

In many ways, they are very similar to an oil pastel.