Milan Non Dust Maxi Chalk Bucket 20 Pack

Milan Non Dust Maxi Chalk Bucket 20 Pack

Brighten up every lesson and playtime with the Milan Non Dust Maxi Chalk Bucket 20 Pack. Perfect for schools, classrooms, preschools and creative play at home, this bulk set delivers long lasting chalk that writes smoothly and erases easily, ready for driveways, chalkboards and everything in between.

Made from calcium carbonate and free from casein or plaster, this chalk is a cleaner and safer choice for little artists. The low dust formula helps reduce mess while still giving strong, vibrant colour on chalkboards, pavements and other suitable surfaces, so the fun stays on the ground and not all over their clothes.

Each bucket contains 20 large MAXI chalks in assorted colours including yellow, blue, orange, green, purple and red. The chunky size is easy for small hands to grip, making it ideal for toddlers and preschoolers just starting their drawing journey. The handy resealable storage bucket keeps everything tidy and portable, whether it lives in the classroom cupboard or by the back door at home.

Suitable for ages 3 years and up.

Features and benefits

• Non dust chalk for cleaner use and less mess
• Easy to erase from chalkboards and other surfaces
• Made from calcium carbonate with no casein or plaster
• Includes 20 MAXI chalks in assorted bright colours
• Chunky easy grip size, ideal for little hands
• Supplied in a sturdy resealable bucket for easy transport and storage
• Great for schools, preschools, clubs and creative play at home

Size

• Each chalk measures approximately 2.5 cm x 10 cm

This maxi chalk bucket is ideal for outdoor drawing, hopscotch, classroom activities, group play and rainy day boredom busting. Big, bright and practically mess free, it is the kind of simple fun that never gets old.

Add the Milan Non Dust Maxi Chalk Bucket 20 Pack to your creative supplies today. Shop art and outdoor play essentials NZ wide at Thomas Online, your Whangarei family run online toy store, packed with care and dispatched across New Zealand.