Crayola Colors of the World Crayon Classpack 480 Count
- 480 crayons in 24 colors
- Skin tone colors representing people worldwide
- Shades include Deepest Almond, Medium Golden, Light Rose
- Ages 3+
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A smart bulk buy for a teacher stocking a whole classroom with skin tone crayons. Packaging and colors may vary, so expect some differences from the photos.
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ASIN: B08JNL8WBWCategory: Crayons
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Overview
Specially formulated skin tone shades make up this Crayola Colors of the World classpack, a bulk box of crayons in two dozen colors for preschool and elementary classrooms. Shades range from Deepest Almond to Light Rose.
Buying in bulk gives every table in a classroom the same range of skin tones. The listing warns that packaging, contents and colors may vary, and crayon size is not stated.
Who it's for
Made for teachers, art rooms and after school programs with many young artists. A family wanting a small set at home will be buying far more than needed.
Pros and cons
- Bulk supply for a whole class
- Wide skin tone range
- Pairs well with coloring books
- Named shades help discussion
- Packaging and colors may vary
- Crayon size not listed
- No bright everyday colors
Performance notes
Having many of each shade means kids are not waiting on one crayon, which matters in group lessons. Results with each crayon depend on paper and pressure, like any wax crayon.
Specifications
| Brand | Crayola |
|---|---|
| Unit Count | 480 crayons |
| Colors | 24 skin tone colors |
| Example shades | Deepest Almond, Medium Golden, Light Rose |
| Age range | 3+ |
Frequently asked questions
What colors are in the Colors of the World classpack?
24 colors representing people from around the world, including Deepest Almond, Medium Golden and Light Rose.
Will the classpack match the photos exactly?
Not always. The listing notes packaging, contents and colors may vary.