Eberhard Faber 526506 - Straatkrijt in 6 heldere kleuren, in kartonnen etui, voor kleurrijk schilderplezier op asfalt, straten en trottoirs

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Ottimi gessi per poter scrivere sui marciapiedi o strade. I colori sono belli.

Chalk is a strange anachronism these days. Parents often think that their kids are better dragging their fingers around a touchscreen, or using a pencil, but going back to something like chalk has a load of learning and play benefits that you may not otherwise realise.Firstly, these pieces of chalk are huge compared to the usual thin fingers you might remember from school. They're also a lot less dense. So while the little sticks you had at school were hard and squeaky, these flake easily. There's a good reason for that: Because they're not meant for use primarily on a smooth blackboard, but instead a rough pavement or patio.It might seem like a horrific idea to let the kids colour in your precious patio stones, but it's actually great fun, and the chalk is completely gone when it next rains, or if you sprinkle some water on the stones. There's zero mess, really, as the chalk just kind of blows away. So the kids can let their imaginations run wild, as they make hopscotch, or draw "lava" or stepping stones, or monsters.... It's all great fun.Secondly, if you DO happen to have a blackboard (or can get blackboard paint for a square of wall), the chalk is so dusty it wipes off VERY easily, much more easily than the hard sticks at school. That means your kids can draw, and erase, and draw and erase, very easily without needing to get a wet sponge and clean the board, then wait for it to dry, like with other chalks.These sticks, because they're quite brittle, do break easily. It's easy to get mad when this happens, but it's just a normal thing, and doesn't affect its use... you just have two sticks that last half as long each, that's all. If you have more than one kid, you may be forced to break the sticks anyway to share them out.There are 6 chalks, each with a different soft pastel colour. The box makes them look like they're lurid primary colours, but they're not. They're quite soft and subtle colours. Against a blackboard, though, you can tell them apart.These are great value for money. The last box lasted me about a year with the kids playing with them most days, and especially on sunny days.

Broke very easily. You can still use the stumps. Just use them to sketch when painting, so several colors /price makes a good buy

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