Kwik Stix Purple (Pack of 12)

Description

The Kwik Stix Purple 12-pack provides homeschooling families with an abundant supply of one of the most versatile and frequently used colors in educational art projects. These innovative solid tempera paint sticks eliminate the mess and preparation time traditionally associated with liquid paints, making them perfect for busy homeschool environments where parents need creative activities that don’t require extensive setup or cleanup.

Purple Kwik Stix are particularly valuable for homeschoolers engaged in various educational activities throughout the year. They’re essential for creating visual aids for history lessons about royalty and ancient civilizations, illustrating science concepts like mixing primary colors, crafting decorative elements for literature studies, and completing art projects that explore color theory. The rich purple hue works beautifully for seasonal projects including autumn leaves, spring flowers, and holiday decorations that many homeschooling families incorporate into their unit studies.

The mess-free design of these paint sticks makes them ideal for multi-level homeschooling situations where younger children can participate in art activities alongside older siblings without parents worrying about spilled paint or stained clothing. Simply uncap, twist up the paint stick, and apply directly to paper, cardboard, wood, canvas, or other surfaces. This convenience allows for spontaneous creativity during lessons without interrupting the learning flow to gather supplies or protect work surfaces.

For homeschooling parents who value hands-on learning experiences, these Kwik Stix support various educational approaches from Charlotte Mason nature journals to unit study projects and lapbook creation. The quick-drying formula means completed artwork can be handled and displayed almost immediately, making them perfect for creating presentations, science fair projects, or portfolio pieces. The generous 12-count package ensures you’ll have plenty of purple paint sticks for multiple children, extended projects, or frequent art activities throughout the school year.