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The Crayola Projector Easel is a kids' art station with a built-in projector that shines images onto paper for tracing. It has a magnetic chalkboard on one side and a magnetic dry-erase board on the other, and the legs adjust from 31 to 46 inches as a child grows. It comes with three projector disks holding 24 images, plus markers, chalk, an eraser and magnetic letters and numbers. It suits families with kids around ages 3 to 7 who want drawing, tracing and letter play in one piece of furniture; rivals like plain double-sided easels skip the projector, and the trade-off is that this one needs batteries and a steady surface.
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Owners rate it well overall and say young kids take to the projector quickly. Common complaints are the battery requirement and the projector needing a dim room to show images clearly.
The Crayola Projector Easel is a double-sided art station for children ages 3 and up. One side is a magnetic chalkboard and the other is a magnetic dry-erase board. A built-in projector shows images that kids can trace.
The set comes with three projector disks that provide 24 images to trace. The easel's height is adjustable. It comes with dry-erase markers, chalk, an eraser, and magnetic letters and numbers.
The projector requires 3 AAA batteries, which are not included.














