Wikki Stix Fun Paks, Contains 50 Individual paks! Great for Parties, Travel, classrooms, Award/incentives, Restaurants and Christmas Gift Giving, Made in The USA

These are awesome to have around for my kids. I bring them when we go to restaurants or in the car, and they have a lot of fun with them. We also put them in birthday goody bags and the kids loved them. Each one comes with 4 different colors and a paper with a game/design you can create. Highly recommend

Second time purchasing. Keep them in your purse for dinners out. Keeps the kids busy and not fighting. These are my go to on road trips, eating out, etc. my 3 year old, 6 year old old and my 10 year old all love them.

This is something different! Small wax sticks that you can use to do so many different projects: from 3D objects to drawings to bracelets, etc ...Very nice! My 3 years old likes them a lot but I think older kids can have even more fun! As other mentioned, each single small bag is not closed so the sticks can fall down. I think a longer bag with a small tape would have been better. The sticks are pretty small and you can use them over and over. Don't worry, they are just a little bit sticky for your hands, no issue at all.We used them to play with children ranging from 33 months to 7 years and everybody had fun! The oldest kid was able to make some cute glasses and a "stick-man", the 5 years old girl made very nice bracelets and the youngest some circles and other shapes.I would recommend it as a toy to take along (super light and small) and in a party favor bag.

Got these for a family vacation. The kids came up with so many cool designs including: a swing for a doll, elaborate flower designs, pony harnesses and of course a toilet.Easy clean up and lots of fun.

The good things about this toy is that it is compact, simple, and allows children to use their imagination and creativity. It is also good for working on dexterity and analyzing how things can be put together. Although I haven't traveled with it yet, I think it will be good for traveling because of it's light weight and small size. I like that they came in their own little bag with instruction/idea sheet, too.The down side is that these individualized party packs are pretty small. They are not only the shorter 6-in length stixx, but there are only 8 in a pack. This may seem sufficient in theory, but when I opened them up, I immediately thought, "this is it?" Fortunately, the pack comes with 50 little baggies and I only needed 9 for my 6yo's birthday, so I redistributed them so that I had 9 baggies of 5 bundles and had some left over.It worked out well for my purposes, but some people may find the size and quantity per bundle disappointing. However, if I had to do it over, I'd do the same thing.

My children love playing with Wikki Stix! I love that they encourage them to use their imaginations and allow them to create mini sculptures of whatever they can dream up. They can be used over and over (we do however have a dog, so if one manages to get dog hair stuck to it, as they're a waxy texture, it gets tossed). After a creation has been shared, we deconstruct it and start over. I store them in a small Ziploc bag and throw them in my purse for entertainment in the car or during waiting periods.We participate in The Teal Pumpkin Project (check out Food Allergy Research and Education's site for info). Last Halloween, I wanted to find something different than the usual temporary tattoos, stickers, and such. After watching my kiddos play with their Wikki Stix, I decided to purchase some to hand out for Halloween so we can help keep kiddos with life-threatening food allergies safely included in the trick-or-treating fun of the holiday. This assortment pack was perfect for that and all of our visitors were delighted to get them. I also imagine many parents were thrilled to have a little less candy in their child's bag :)

I had bought some candy to give out to my son's class as holiday favors. Cost me $8 for the whole class and I had just bought these a few days before. I thought for a second and said, am I stupid? I went back to the store, returned the candy, and handed these out instead. Cost me less to hand these out than the candy, and they were a much bigger hit. The kids right away started making things, like bracelets, and just playing in general. They're fabulous. Are they probably going to get tossed away eventually? Sure. Are they going to give them cavities or calories and sugar they don't need? No. Will they get something positive out of it? Absolutely. When we have guests over, I plan to give these to the kids to get them busy with something other than destroying my house, even if it's for a short time. I think this is a great value. I'll be buying these again because they are my new party favor for birthdays.

I added these to my church’s quiet bags. I laminated each of the sheets that it came with and put several in each bag. The kids love them and they make for a great quiet activity. Even the adults enjoyed fiddling with them.