Sharpie Ultra Fine Permanent Markers for Kids' Homework and Art Projects, 12 Pack Black
Sharpie Ultra Fine Permanent Markers for Kids' Homework and Art Projects, 12 Pack Black
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Why you'll love it
- ultra-fine 0.20mm tip delivers extreme precision for detailed work and small text
- writes on paper, plastic, metal, and most surfaces — one marker for many jobs
- fade-resistant and water-resistant ink keeps markings legible long-term
- quick-drying ink prevents smearing on hands, papers, and project surfaces
- 12-count bulk pack offers strong value for classrooms, offices, and families
- AP-certified non-toxic formula makes it safe for kids age 6 and up
Perfect for
- labeling storage bins, pantry containers, and office files
- creating detailed drawings, posters, and coloring pages
- writing on plastic, metal, cardboard, and other non-porous surfaces
- grading papers and writing on laminated classroom materials
- marking tools, equipment, and inventory in workshops
Product Information
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Intensely brilliant colors create eye-popping, vibrant impressions
Remarkably resilient ink dries quickly and resists both fading and water; AP certified
Endlessly versatile ultra-fine point has a precise, narrow tip for extreme control
Includes 12 black markers
Made in the USA with global components
Bold to the max, permanent to the core, and offering the ultimate in precision, Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent Markers inspire you to make your point. Made to write practically everywhere, vivid Sharpie markers eliminate dull and boring. Sharpie has iconic ink that dries quickly and resists both water and fading.Ink Color: Black
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Fade Resistant, Quick-Drying Ink
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.20
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Standard
Color: Black
Style: Black
Theme: Art/Stationery
Pattern: Markers
Body Shape: Cylindrical
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 0.12 Kilograms
Item Dimensions: 1.1 x 3.1 x 5.6 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 0.26"D x 5.6"W x 5.5"H
Number of Pieces: 12
Recommended Uses For Product: Drawings
Age Range Description: 6+
Target Audience: Kid
Model Name: B789756
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641370012
Item Type Name: Stick
Included Components: ART SUPPLIES
Surface Recommendation: Cardboard
Material Type: Steel
Ink Base: Water
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this marker safe for my 6-year-old to use at homework time?
Yes. The ink is AP-certified non-toxic, making it suitable for children age 6 and up under normal use. The ultra-fine 0.20mm tip also helps kids write more neatly without smearing.
Will the quick-drying ink keep my child's hands and papers clean?
Yes. The quick-dry formula is designed to resist smearing on hands, school papers, and project surfaces, which helps reduce mess during coloring and homework sessions.
Can my child use this marker on a laminated worksheet without ruining it?
Yes. The permanent ink adheres well to laminated classroom materials, so your child can mark, erase if needed on certain laminates, or complete worksheets without bleed-through.
Is the 12-count pack a good value for a family with multiple kids?
Yes. The bulk 12-pack provides enough markers for siblings, replacement when one is lost, and sharing between home, school, and grandparents' house.
Does the fine tip help younger kids write smaller letters more legibly?
Yes. The 0.20mm ultra-fine tip produces narrow, controlled lines that help children form smaller, neater letters, which is especially useful for spelling tests and notebook work.
Is this a good marker to pack in my child's school supply list?
Yes. The 12-pack covers a full school year of needs, and the ultra-fine tip is compatible with most classroom worksheets, labeling projects, and art activities.
Does it come in colors my child will actually want to use?
This listing is for the black 12-pack, which is the most requested color by teachers for labeling and outlining. Colored versions may be sold separately.
Will the ink stain my child's school uniform if it gets on fabric?
Permanent ink is designed to bond with surfaces and can stain fabric. We recommend keeping markers away from clothing and using an art smock for younger children.
Is this a better school supply choice than a regular broad-tip Sharpie?
For detail work, small handwriting, and fine outlining, yes. The 0.20mm ultra-fine tip is preferred for school worksheets, whereas broad tips are better for large posters.
How is this different from washable markers I usually buy for my kids?
Washable markers come out of clothes and skin easily but fade and smear on most surfaces. This marker is permanent, fade-resistant, and water-resistant, which is better for school projects that need to last.
Can I let my child use this unsupervised in their bedroom?
The ink is AP-certified non-toxic, so it is safe for typical use. However, permanent markers can stain walls, furniture, and fabrics, so younger children should still be supervised for the first few uses.
Is the cap child-safe and unlikely to come off in a backpack?
The marker uses a standard snug cap design. For younger children, we recommend storing markers in a pencil case so caps stay secure during transport.
What if my child accidentally draws on the table or wall?
Permanent ink is designed to be long-lasting, which means accidental marks on furniture or walls can be difficult to remove. We suggest testing any cleaning product on a small hidden area first.
Will the fine tip bend or break if my child presses too hard?
The tip is designed for normal writing pressure. Excessive force from younger children can shorten tip life, so we recommend adult guidance during the first uses.
Is this marker a good choice for a kindergarten or first-grade classroom?
Yes. Many early-elementary teachers prefer ultra-fine tips for small letter formation, and the AP non-toxic certification meets common classroom safety requirements.
Does the black ink show up well on colored construction paper?
Yes. The permanent black ink provides strong contrast on most colored papers, cardstock, and craft surfaces, making it ideal for school art projects.
How do I store the markers so they don't dry out?
Always recap the marker immediately after use and store it horizontally in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight, hot cars, or freezing temperatures, which can shorten ink life.
How long does each marker typically last with regular use?
With normal writing and proper capping, an ultra-fine permanent marker can last for months of regular use. Heavy detail work or pressing hard will use ink faster.
Can I revive a marker tip that seems dried out?
If the tip dried from being uncapped, the marker usually cannot be restored. Storing markers capped and at room temperature is the best way to extend their life.
Does this marker work on fabric or clothing?
The permanent ink will write on fabric, but it is not formulated as a fabric marker and may fade with washing. For clothing, use a marker specifically labeled for fabric.
Will it write on glass, ceramic, or photographs?
Yes, the ink can write on glass, glazed ceramic, and photo paper, but it is permanent and may be difficult to remove. Test on a small area first for any project you might want to reverse.
What's included in the box?
The pack includes 12 black Sharpie Permanent Markers with ultra-fine 0.20mm tips in a cylindrical stick body. No additional accessories are required.
Is this marker safe to use indoors with good ventilation?
Yes. The ink is AP-certified non-toxic, and typical indoor use produces minimal odor. For extended use in small, closed spaces, some users prefer to open a window.
Are these markers made in the USA?
Sharpie ultra-fine permanent markers are made in the USA with global components, depending on the manufacturing batch and market.
What's the difference between an ultra-fine tip and a fine tip marker?
An ultra-fine tip produces a narrower line (about 0.20mm), which is better for very small text and detailed line work. A standard fine tip produces a slightly thicker line that is easier for general labeling.
How is a permanent marker different from a dry-erase marker?
Permanent markers are designed to bond to surfaces for long-lasting marks and cannot be erased from most surfaces. Dry-erase markers use a different ink designed to be wiped off non-porous whiteboards.
Is the ink waterproof once it dries?
The ink is water-resistant and designed to hold up to incidental contact with water, but extended soaking can affect legibility on some surfaces.
