Really Good Stuff® Star Bright Pencils - 12 pencils
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Best for Grades: PreK-5
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Best for Grades: PreK-5
12 pencils
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Get it by Oct 01, 2026
Order in the next 7 hrs and 34 mins
Ages: 4+ / Grades: PreK-5
Supply Students With Bright, Color-Coded Pencils Covered With Sparkly Stars
These 12 pencils sprinkled with foil stars come in various bright colors. They’re perfect for color-coding by groups or recognizing your star students.
- 12 Pencils In Grouping Colors: This set includes mix of grouping colors which may include: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.
- A Nice Reward For Your Star Students: Hand out these pencils to make your star student of the week or month feel extra special. Outfit your small groups with color-coded pencils in bright colors. They’re a great way to recognize star students, too!
- 12 pencils
- Colors: red
- orange
- yellow
- green
- blue
- and purple
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