When the school supply list comes out, mechanical pencils are always on it. BIC Xtra-Smooth Pastel Mechanical Pencils give students, parents, and teachers a reliable, long-lasting option that works from the first day of school through finals. The 0.7 mm medium point handles note-taking, homework, and standardized tests without ever needing a sharpener. High-quality No. 2 lead writes smoothly and darkly, doesn't smudge during left-handed or right-handed writing, and erases cleanly so finished work looks neat. Click the built-in eraser to advance the lead, keeping students focused on their work instead of looking for a sharpener. Colorful pastel barrel clips attach to notebooks and folders so pencils don't disappear into a backpack. The 40-count bulk pack is sized for a teacher stocking a classroom supply drawer, a parent loading up for the school year, or a student who wants to be set for the full semester. The number one selling mechanical pencil brand in the United States, trusted by students and teachers across the country.
- BUY A BIC AND WE’LL GIVE A BIC: This back to school season, when you purchase BIC pencils, we will donate one to teachers and classrooms in need
- BACK TO SCHOOL ESSENTIAL: One 40-count pack of BIC Xtra-Smooth No. 2 Mechanical Pencils with Pastel Barrels and Erasers, sized right for stocking a backpack, a pencil case, or a classroom supply drawer before the first day of school
- BUILT FOR STUDENTS: The 0.7 mm medium point handles everyday schoolwork, class notes, homework, and standardized tests, always sharp without needing a sharpener
- LEAD THAT DOESN'T SMUDGE AND ERASES CLEANLY: High-quality No. 2 lead writes dark and erases without leaving marks behind, so finished assignments and test answer sheets look neat
- NO SHARPENING EVER NEEDED: Click the built-in eraser to advance the lead, which means students stay focused in class and never need to leave their seat to sharpen
- TEACHER AND CLASSROOM READY: 40 pencils per pack gives teachers enough to stock a classroom supply drawer and gives parents enough to keep kids supplied from the first day of school through the end of the year