Crayola Washable Outdoor Super Chalk Tray, 30 Count

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This chalk is HUGE. It's not too big that it's difficult to hold in even the smallest hands, but it's big enough that my kiddo can't destroy it. It's a little weird to manipulate the use as my kids have grown use to normal sidewalk chalk but I think this will last forever

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son, 5, thoroughly enjoyed using this chalk. He liked how fat it was and commented on how easy it was to hold. I do believe the shape and design is what allows it to break less often than your typical chalk. My daughter, 6, mentioned she'd prefer to use the standard chalk to write with because it's easier to hold. They both said the color was bright and easy to see

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5yo daughter enjoyed this chalk. The circle shape made it a different challenge and fun break from regular chalk. It was easy to grip for her small hands and lasts a really long time. She drops her regular chalk occasionally, which we noticed this chalk does not break as easily due to the shape, so perfect durability. We'll get more colors to add to our large collection for outdoor, artistic fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was a little skeptical about the shape of this chalk and how easy it would be for kids to draw with. I was pleasantly surprised! It's not difficult to get different line weights using different sizes of the disc, and the color is bold and vibrant. Individually wrapped, this would make a perfect stocking stuffer or goodie bag item. Pros: - Bright, bold colors. - East for little hands to hold! - Sturdy, even when dropped. - Long-lasting. Cons: - Shape will morph with use, possibly changing line weights and precision. - Not as easy to store as other chalk products, and color may transfer (I.e. no box, disposable packaging) - Single item, so only one color per purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great concept. The little ones eyes got wide when she saw it. She thought it was super cool. However, it was difficult to hold when drawing. However, she thought that she got less messy with this chalk than some other chalk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My granddaughter is six and had some trouble using this shape of chalk. She could hold it, but it was hard for her to write letters. Bigger hands may work better. The chalk itself is really nice. Sorry about the photo. Forgot to take a picture before use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have mixed feelings about this chalk. It compares favorably to sidewalk chalk and its actually a bit smoother to use on the asphalt. However it's big and my 6 year old found it difficult to hold. He didn't quite know how to hold the chalk since it was a disk (whereas if you had a stick of chalk you know instinctively how to hold it like a writing utensil). We thought it would be easier/faster to color large surfaces if we color on the flat side but that didn't work too well so he had to color using the thinner surface. The powder was also finer so it marked up his hands more so than with regular sidewalk chalk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids (ages 11, 8, and 4) were intrigued by the puck shape of this Super Chalk. They weren't convinced it actually lasts longer than a chalk stick, but I think it probably does. One thing we noticed for sure is that the puck shape doesn't break as easily as chalk sticks, which makes it easier for little ones to use. Overall I do think it's an improvement on standard chalk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This chalk didn't have the feel of typical sidewalk chalk. It was quite bulky to hold and didn't work great on pavement. My son seemed to have trouble drawing anything but thick lines since this chalk is shaped like a hockey puck. After a few tries, he said “it doesn't work”.

I bought this thinking that it would be a better option for our school's students to use. The students who used it were disappointed. The puck broke apart easily, and left a lot of residue on their hands. They couldn't handle the shape well, so it was harder to draw with. It was disappointing-we had high hopes for this product.