Dot Markers, 10 Colors Washable Dot Paint Markers for Toddlers Kids Preschool, Bingo Daubers Supplies, Painting Art and Crafts Kits Coloring Set, for Class Valentine Gift Art Party

Give this to your toddler or kid with a few sheets of paper, and they will stay busy for a long time.

Bought for my 2+ year old grandson who was destroying his crayons. They work well and have screw on caps which keep them from drying out.

My daughter had been asking for some dot markers as she learned about them from her art class at school. We found these and ordered them right away.Upon first use the ink was so runny and thick and almost like paint. We were about to throw in the towel. Luckily I decided to read the instructions on the back of the card in the packaging. These markers take some preparation to use. Chalk that up to user error for sure. After reading the instruct and prepping the markers correctly, they seem to be working much, much better. There are still a couple that seem to be more liquidy than the others so it takes some figuring out. Again l, could be user error. Overall, now that we’ve prepped them according to the instructions we are quite pleased and they work nicely. Exactly what my kiddo was hoping for.

These are a great alternative to bingo daubers for kids crafts. I use them in my classroom for activities I used to use bingo daubers for. These are much more washable, a little smaller for smaller hands, and don't leak as much ink so they are less messy too. Overall, these are perfect for a teacher or anyone that does crafts with elementary age kids. These could work well for elderly folks too.

Markers seem to be semi permanent

I got these for my 4K and 5K students to learn colors and explore some dot painting. They are fantastic for little hands and all the colors are bright and cheerful. I love that they include those non-rainbow colors, too, such as lime green and pink. 10 colors for $9 is a good deal as they will last quite a while.I appreciate that they have the color names on the markers too which help my students recognize their color words. They all have straightforward color names except for the yellow-green which I always call lime green but they call apple green. It's a good opportunity to teach my students that not everyone names tertiary colors the same thing.Overall, they're a super popular and fun art tool that my students love! It's a fairly mess-free activity that cleans up fast and washes off kids' hands easily. So glad I ordered them!

My son and I have used these multiple times and we both really like them! The paint is a little runnier, but not to the point that it will drip everywhere. It actually helps to be able to use them for dot painting, but if you drag the marker along the paper, it draws really nicely like an actual brush. The paint comes off fairly easily from skin and clothes. I would recommend these!

I have never heard of these dot markers before until I saw them on here and my boyfriend's kids told me about them, so I decided to get these for them to use, when the markers arrived I wanted to try them out first to see how well they worked, I am glad they came with instructions because I probably would've used them wrong,the instructions were helpful, the colors included are pretty and vibrant, I like the fact that they are washable and easy to clean off,the marker ink dries pretty fast too, while these are good at making perfect dots and thick lines, they don't do well with trying to create thin ones, these are better for bigger coloring or drawing pictures that don't have or use fine detail,but overall are good for little ones creativity and don't have the odor that most traditional markers have.