Colouring supplies and colouring books make practical creative gifts for children’s workshops, events and organised activities. When choosing, consider whether children will colour simple pictures or draw finer details. Coloured pencils, wax crayons and suitable colouring pages serve different types of activities.
The featured products include boxes of six or twelve coloured pencils and a set of six wax crayons. The right choice depends on the planned activity, how many colours you need and what each individual pack actually contains.
Need help choosing?
Send us an inquiry about quantity, personalization or choosing a suitable product.
Coloured pencils or wax crayons?
The difference is more than the appearance of the marks. Coloured pencils give greater control when drawing lines and colouring small areas, while wax crayons are useful for broader strokes and larger areas of colour. Choose according to the picture rather than just the number of pieces in the box.
Coloured pencils for detailed pictures
For a straightforward creative activity, consider the BIRD box of six coloured pencils. If you want a wider choice of colours, another example is CROCO with twelve coloured pencils. Before deciding, compare the stated contents and packaging of each product.
Wax crayons for larger areas of colour
Wax crayons may be a better choice for pictures with larger areas to fill. An example is EAGLE with six wax crayons. Keep in mind that crayons and coloured pencils produce different colouring effects; one should not automatically be treated as an identical substitute for the other.
Planning a suitable creative activity
Six colours may be sufficient for a simple activity with a few basic areas to colour. Twelve offer more choice for varied pictures, but a higher number does not by itself make a set the best option for your event. Also consider the length of the activity, how supplies will be distributed and what each participant will receive.
Colouring pages and pack contents
If you are preparing printed pictures in advance, match the colouring tools to the size of the areas and amount of detail. Do not assume that every box of pencils includes colouring pages: check the description and listed pack contents of the chosen model. This also helps you plan any separate colouring sheets in time.
Choosing for companies, clubs and event organisers
For a group order, first establish the approximate number of participants, the type of activity and the set you want. If you would like to add a logo or wording, the suitability of the surface, material and branding method must be checked for the specific item. Gajcom can help review the artwork and agree on its size and placement; the options are confirmed for the selected product and order.
If you are looking for other types of promotional gifts for children, compare games and toys in the wider kids’ range. To request a specific quotation, provide the model, expected quantity and any artwork.
Frequently asked questions
Are six colours enough for a group colouring activity?
For simple pictures with only a few areas requiring different colours, six can be a useful option. If participants need a wider range of shades, consider twelve. For group activities, also check whether every child will have their own box or whether supplies will be shared.
Does every box include colouring pages?
Not necessarily. A box described as containing six or twelve coloured pencils does not automatically include a colouring book or pages. Check the contents of the specific model and prepare separate sheets if needed.
How can I check whether a set is suitable for a particular age?
Refer to the manufacturer’s age guidance and any warnings for the individual product. The number of pencils, or the fact that a set contains wax crayons, is not enough on its own to assess suitability, particularly for younger children.
What information is needed to check branding options?
Useful details include the selected model, quantity, preferred logo position and artwork file. A suitable method can then be assessed according to the product, surface and design, and the final order scope agreed.









































