Maped School Peps Assorted Triangular Colouring Pencils 144pk

£20.44

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Ergonomic Design: Designed with an ergonomic triangular shape, these colouring pencils ensure a comfortable grip, promoting correct hand positioning and reducing fatigue during extended drawing sessions.
Durable Leads: Equipped with robust, shock-resistant leads, these pencils withstand pressure and are ideal for classroom use. They provide consistent performance, crucial for the budding artist’s everyday needs.
Creative Exploration: Offer the opportunity to explore artistic possibilities. Children can experiment with blending and shading to discover various visual effects, expanding their creative skills.
Imagination Activation: Encourages creativity by allowing children to express ideas and emotions through visual arts. These colouring pencils serve as a tool for storytelling and sharpening artistic skills in young learners.
Convenient Packaging: Delivered in convenient boxes of 36, they enable easy setup and distribution within the classroom, promoting efficient transitions between activities and maximising instructional time.

A set of 144 vibrant, assorted, triangular-shaped colouring pencils that facilitate optimal pencil grip.

Each set contains four boxes, each with 36 pencils, perfect for distributing on tables for art lessons.

These pencils provide benefits across various artistic techniques taught within Key Stage 1 and 2 curriculums. Their ergonomic triangular shape is designed to aid children in maintaining the correct pencil grip, thereby enhancing fine motor skill development and precision in drawing and colouring activities. The assortment of colours fuels a creative learning environment where children can experiment with colour mixing and blending techniques.

The packaging, divided into four boxes of 36, simplifies classroom management and resource sharing, helping teachers to distribute resources efficiently. This setup enhances classroom organisation and minimises setup time, allowing for more productive art sessions.
Through their use, educators can support curriculum aims such as raising the profile of Art and Design in schools by engaging students in a wider range of creative activities and fostering a passion for artistic expression.