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LEGO Technic or Creator 3-in-1 set
One box, three builds. Kids who finish fast can rebuild it into something new.
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Snap Circuits electronics kit
Snap together real circuits that light up, buzz and spin. No soldering, and kids actually learn how electricity works.
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Kids' coding robot
Program it with an app to drive, draw or dance. A fun way into coding.
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Game: Ticket to Ride First Journey
A kid version of a family favorite. Easy to learn, and kids really can beat adults at it.
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Crystal-growing kit
Grow real crystals over a few days. Watching them get bigger is a thrill.
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Kids' drawing tablet or sketch set
A real pencil set in a carry case makes young artists feel serious about their drawings.
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Kids' binoculars
For bird watching, ballgames and backyard spying. Pick a pair with a neck strap.
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Graphic novel box set
Series like Dog Man and Wings of Fire hook reluctant readers. A box set keeps them reading all winter.
Quick buying tips
- Kids this age love projects they can finish and show off.
- Ask parents before buying anything with a screen.
- Book series keep kids reading for months.


