Wikipedia: is a brand of artistry supplies manufactured by LLC—founded in 1885 as Binney & Smith—best known for its almost ubiquitous crayons. All -branded products are marketed as non-toxic and safe for use by children, making the brand a perennial favorite among teachers and parents.

Dream-Makers guides use visual arts lessons to stimulate critical thinking and problem solving for Math, Science, Language Arts and Social Studies. Download a free lesson plan. 2010 NAEA National Convention - April 14-18, Baltimore, MD.

In response to educators requests, Indian red is renamed chestnut. Contrary to popular belief, the original name of this color was not meant to represent the skin color of Native Americans. Instead, the name referred to a reddish pigment from India that was often used in oil paints.

Easily washed from skin and childrens clothing. Available with broad, thin, and wedge tips, 8 colors invidually, and in various sets, plus a 200-piece pack for an entire classroom.