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Soucolor Washable Dot Markers, 10 Colors with 48-Page Book
Press, dot, lift — ten colors and a tear-out book to fill.
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10 colors48-page bookWashable inkToddler dot art activities
We made this set for toddlers and preschoolers learning to make marks: ten washable dot markers with 0.7 in sponge tips and a 48-page tear-out activity book. A couple of presses saturates the sponge, then every dab leaves a round spot of color. The pages run from very easy to harder, with animals, vegetables, dresses, and furniture to fill in.
Ten colors: brown, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, gray, black, and pink.
A 48-page tearable activity book with animals, vegetables, dresses, and furniture designs.
Each marker carries 60 ml (2 oz) of washable, water-based ink.
0.7 in sponge tips work on cardstock, regular drawing paper, and stretched canvas.
What we put in the box
Brand
Soucolor
Ink Color
Multicolor
Number of Items
10
Point Type
Broad
Recommended Uses For Product
Painting,Coloring,Drawing
Notes from people who use it
Perfect for little learners!
As a teacher, I want to keep the learning going for my own kids during the summer. These dot markers are perfect for that! They make learning fun and hands on. My son loves when I pull these out. I love that they are washable too, so even though it bled through the paper, it washed up even hours later!
Great for markers
These dot markers have been an absolute hit with my toddler! The size markers is quite big for little hands, but my kids still use them they are super fun for them to stamp away without getting frustrated. The colors are vibrant, and the ink flows smoothly but the color does pool or bleed through paper if pushed down to hard or is sitting there pushing through the paper. It is easy to wipe or wash off.
Toddler Dot Markers
Personally one of my favorite gifts my son got from Santa. They contain the mess, great size for small hands. They do bleed through if you dot too much l, and every time you color you have to prime the marker to get the ink to come out again.