Coloring Paper Roll for Kids, Toddler Drawing Paper Roll, Squeaky Clean Sticky Wall Painting Stickers Set for Gift, 120 * 11.8 Inch Dinosaur

I’m able to stick it to the table and peel it off easily so it doesn’t move while my toddler is coloring I think that’s pretty neat

These are so fun and stick to walls but do not harm walls my 3yr old granddaughter is crazy about dinosaurs she loved coloring these and then placing them all around the roomWill purchase again

Is as described is on nice paper

The media could not be loaded. My niece's 19th birthday is coming up and I got this for the celebration as we'll have a house full of young adults and full-on adults. I thought this coloring paper was crazy adorable and fun and well, that it's not just for kids, hahaha! Many of us adults like to color and most of the ones joining this celebration, do! So perfect!What was lost on me with this roll of coloring paper was that it's sticky backed... the entire back side of it, that is. Luckily, it's both a removable adhesive and re-stickable so not prove to be an issue for me. Just like to make a not of that, in case it's lost on anyone like it was on me, lol.The paper is of a pretty decent weight, so shouldn't be an issue for most standard coloring mediums (crayons, pencils and water-based markers), What is also nice, is that they have the design perforated before it repeats of separating if needed for various reasons. I didn't have any issues with the perfs tearing when I videoed the paper (rolled it out and stuck it to my table and the pulled it up). So they seem quite durable.It's a super adorable product and so much fun for a variety of occasions. Completely worth it to me. Once we put it through it's full paces, at my niece's birthday party, I'll be sure to update my review if my opinion happens to change.

This is such a fun way to color. It adheres easily to our walls, and comes back off just as easily- but stays in place while my toddler aggressive colors. The roll has so much for my toddler to color. You can tear off sections where they’ve got perforated edges, or keep it going to cover more space. The only downside to this is that if you put it on the wall you run the risk of your walls getting colored on as well. Luckily my son used marker that came off with a magic eraser, but just know- it will happen.

I am happy to report that I am so pleased with this coloring roll. Not only is it nice that the sticky side helps the paper to not move around but you can also allow your child to color at eye level standing up. I love how the names of the dinosaurs are next to each dinosaur so it is educational as well. My children love to color on these rolls and then we cut out the section they colored and place it on their bedroom wall or on the refrigerator. Absolutely love this product and happy to highly recommend it.

Okay, so without the Jurassic movie franchise, I would sincerely remember only four dinosaurs. Unfortunately for me, there are dozens of awesome dinosaurs out there. And frankly every student I work with seems to rattle every name off as if they were born knowing.Like other rolls of coloring pages, this too is sticky so you can post to the page or section to a wall and allow the child to color. For young children who have not learned to write yet, this is a great way to work muscles before they start fine motor coordination. Having paper on the wall also allows a child to post their art work in a safe way on different surfaces.

These have been super fun for my boys. I will say they stick will enough to surfaces but the edges don’t stay down. They start to rise off the wall or table pretty quickly. But removing them and reapplying elsewhere is super easy.I was expecting these to come with a peel off backing to reveal the stickiness but that is not the case. They come in a roll, like aluminum foil, and as soon as you begin to unroll the adhesive side is exposed. We haven’t gotten through all the sheets yet but I would guess there are 5-6 different sheets of dinosaurs. Each with 3 dinosaurs on a sheet. They tear relatively well if you are careful. I tried folding mine back on the seam before ripping and that worked well. Crayons, colored pencils and markers work well for this!