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I will be using these in the phonics workstation with my 1st graders.

Aside from working well as erasers, these are super cute --- moons and stars, just really cute!

I have some third grade students I don’t trust with these. They’re really small. I wouldn’t buy again. If I’d it wasn’t for size who can use an eraser this tiny?

This set of cute little fruit erasers is an absolute delight for anyone who loves stationery with a twist of sweetness! Each eraser is like a tiny piece of fruity fun, with adorable designs that make erasing mistakes a joyful experience. From strawberries to watermelons, the details and colors are vibrant and charming.What I love most about these erasers is their practicality and cuteness. They’re the perfect size for pencil cases or desks, adding a pop of color and personality to your workspace. Plus, they actually work really well as erasers – no more smudges or half-erased marks.Whether you’re a student, an artist, or just someone who appreciates adorable stationery, these fruit erasers are a must-have. They’re functional, fun, and make erasing mistakes almost enjoyable. Trust me, you’ll find yourself reaching for these fruity friends every time you need to fix a slip-up!

This set of erasers comes with a really nice variety of sports, space and animals. The first thing to know is that they are very tiny, even smaller than most mini erasers. So, if you were hoping to use them as erasers, that might be difficult, but probably still possible for kids. They would potentially make cute incentives or give aways for good behavior or at a party.I am a kindergarten teacher, and I use them as counters for math activities. With that in mind, these erasers are great! The small size works just fine for little hands to count. My students love seeing all the different erasers I have for different themes and to go with different math mats. The space and sports themes in this set are very unique and I haven't found anything else like them before!The erasers are good quality, thry seem sturdy and aren't so soft that they're crumbly, like some erasers can be. They are very colorful and easy to see what the shapes are meant to be. The price seems pretty standard for mini erasers, considering how many you get.

The erasers are small and compact, making them easy to carry around, and they do a great job of erasing pencil marks without smudging or tearing the paper. The variety of colors and fun letter shapes also make them a hit with kids.

...come these tiny erasures.Look twice at that picture with the coin - smaller than a quarter, so like a nickel. An erasure is named for it's function, i.e. to erase, rub out, daub away, exxxpunge an error or a stray mark. Could these tiny bits and bobs reallly do the job? Are they then, after all, actually "erasures" ? I have my doubts. But - you don't dabble in these doodads for this reason. I mean, there are plenty of larger, rougher-tougher, fill your hand and whack that bad stroke away erasure types available. The real function of these little rubbery, colorful shapes is to be cute! Cheerful! Smile-bringing! Seriously, no one on the planet is ever going to try and erase something with a rainbow or a smiling raspberry or a chocolate raincloud or any of these.So as grin-makers, study and workspace brighteners, mood-lifters, they all work just fine. And that's what they're for.Best use for these, as stated, is as goody bag fillers, package stuffers, extra handful of throw-ins to round out any giftbag or strewn about a party or display table. To add light and color and energy. And people will fill their pockets with them, people of all ages. Think of them as finishing touches, as value added little extras and perqs.But note - NOT for children under eight, seriously. These rubber bits look like candy, are shaped like candy, are colorful like candy, soft like candy, but are so very much NOT candy and one in the mouth and down the throat is one waaaay too many. Keep far out of reach of young children, okay? I mean it, these will be irresistible and instantly in the gob. Heck, older kids and grownup will probably be tempted into an experimental chew. So be wise in how you dole them out.As décor bits and collectable-displayables, as tactile 3D confetti, these little thingamajigs bring a lot of fun.

These are good for probably older kids because they are TINYYYY. We are talking fingernail sized tops, about a half inch across. That said, they do erase okay and are vibrant and diverse so they make good little bits for a goodie bag