BEST WITH BROAD TIP MARKERS

Reasonably fits other marker styles, including:

Crayola Fine Tip, Crayola Pip-Squeaks, Crayola Silly Scents, Standard Sharpies, Sharpie Slim Highlighters, Mondo Llama (Target) Broad Tip, Expo Fine Tip, Expo Ultra Fine Tip, Expo Fine Tip with Magnet/Eraser, Magic Stix, Copic Alcohol Markers, Most Gel Pens, Bic Ballpoint Pens

Does NOT fit flared-cap marker styles, including:

Mr. Sketch Scented, Expo Bullet Tip, Expo Chisel Tip

Setting up the Marker Parker and swapping in new markers is a grownup job because it requires grownup strength. The columns are designed to grip marker caps tightly, and therefore need to be pushed into place with adult effort.

Each column in the Marker Parker is tapered, allowing it to fit various marker styles. You'll find that skinnier markers will sit lower in the Marker Parker (with the cap pushed all the way to the bottom), while wider markers will sit higher. Just play around with them to find the best fit!

It's simple to swap in a new marker when needed. When you’re ready to change it, you just grab the marker and cap and wiggle it around and up. If you have trouble removing it, just use the eraser end of a pencil and push the marker through the hole from the bottom.

Absolutely! You can easily remove all the markers from the caps for your child at the beginning of art time, then gently place them back in without fully clicking the markers into their caps. When your little one uses each marker, they can just place it gently back into the cap like you did. When they’re done with art time, you can snap the markers into the caps for them. Using the strategy alone will help your little one learn to put their markers back even before they can do it entirely by themselves.

To get Marker Parkers into your school or order a class set, simply purchase through your organization's Amazon Business Account and get volume discounts up to 50% off. Or add them to your Amazon Wish List so your school community can gift them to you!