Smencils Adventures in Green Marketing

What do you get when you combine recycled newspapers, #2 graphite and the breezy scent of bubble gum. Well of course that would be a Smencil. Smencil brand pencils are one of the best ideas we have seen for getting kids and teens excited about recycling and thinking green. They are very easy to understand…

Party Smencils - Scented Graphite HB #2 Pencils made from Recycled Newspapers, 10 Count, Gifts for Kids, School Supplies : Toys & Games

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Send ther imagination, and their nose, on a creative safari! This set includes 10 gourmet scented colored pencils that are made from 100% recycled newspaper and each individually stored in their own recyclable plastic freshness tube. Plus, each one is printed with a playful animal illustration!.

Safari Colored Smencils 10 Pack

Green Marketing: Benefits, Ideas, Examples

Smencils are the finest smelling pencils you'll ever come across. Each pack of Smencils includes ten gourmet scented pencils. Not only are they made from rolled newspapers, but all components of the product are made from recycled or environmentally-friendly substances.Each Smencil comes in its own individually labeled plastic tube (to preserve freshness, of course).

Sentco Colored Smencils Scented Colouring Pencils - 10 count

The Smencils® 10-Pack includes 10 of our No.2 graphite pencils that are made from 100% recycled newspapers. Each Smencil® is a No.2 graphite pencil

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