Looking for fun gift ideas for 7-year-olds? I sat my 7-year-old down and asked him all about his favorite things so we could share it with you to help you on your shopping journey!
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Disc Golf Basket and Discs
My 7-year-old has come to love Disc Golf lately and loves to practice. My 5yo twins do too but focusing on the 7yr old here 🙂 It’s great to be able to practice at home before heading to the course. This set includes a portable disc golf target, three discs, and a handy carrying bag.
- COMPLETE SET: This complete disc golf set from Franklin Sports is the perfect yard game for a family picnic, barbecue, or other get-together
- PDGA APPROVED - Disc Golf Basket approved by PDGA (Basic Category)
- EASY SET UP: The sturdy easy assembly frame design makes setup quick on nearly any surface. The unique umbrella shape provides foldable simplicity, so you can play disc golf almost anywhere.
- DISC GOLF DISCS: Three golf discs are included. They’re great for learning to play disc golf or for casual practice—fun for all ages.
- EVERYTHING YOU NEED: This disc golf set includes everything you need for an afternoon of fun backyard play. From the beach to the lawn, and almost anywhere in between, there’s no better disc golf game for the price.
- EASY TRANSPORT: This Franklin disc golf game folds up and down for easy transport and storage. It also includes a carrying case to ensure everything stays organized. This set makes a great portable beach game, yard game, or backyard game.
Q-Bitz Game
The Q-Bitz game is really cool, even I enjoy playing it. It does say ages 8+ but my 7yo does enjoy it. Honestly, it reminds me a bit of an IQ test I used to give back when I was a school psychologist. It’s a fun way to challenge visual dexterity and spatial reasoning. You don’t have to compete against each other if you don’t want, you can just make different designs from the cards.
GAME TO TRAIN THE BRAIN: The Q-bitz game is a great way to say goodbye to boredom and challenge your mind all at once. Practice your symmetry, visual dexterity, quick thinking, and competitive nature. Q-bitz stimulates the brain to use spatial reasoning and memory skill making it perfect for both the classroom and at home.
THREE WAYS TO PLAY: With Q-bitz, it's not the same game over and over again. You get 80 different puzzle cards that you can compete to complete in 3 different ways. That's over 200 different ways to play. Combine that with different friends and you have a new experience every time.
Remote Control Dump Truck
This remote control dump truck really works! My 7-year-old has brought it outside to help move the mulch that got washed out of the flower beds during a heavy rain and bring it back to the flower beds. He just loaded it up then dumped it where it was supposed to go. It was pretty cool and made cleaning up fun.
The dump truck has a rechargeable battery which is great to not have to run through so many batteries!!
Compared with the traditional yellow dump truck, we have upgraded the color, which is different from others, our black construction vehicle looks more cool and realistic.Used with remote control excavator toy, it is very suitable for indoor and outdoor play.
LEGOS
He continues to LOVE Legos so I thought I’d include some of his newer sets.
Lego Dots Panda
We have a couple of these in our home as pandas are loved around here. This is extra neat as it’s not just a decoration, it holds stuff!
The Cute Panda toy crafts set features 2 useful storage trays plus lots of black, white and pastel colored tiles for kids to decorate with
LEGO Ice Cream Truck
I’m truly impressed by this set, which is a lot to say for a 37 year old. Lol It didn’t take that long for him to put together and it has a working sliding window like a real food truck and a door that opens. It’s really cool.
Colorful Ice-Cream Van - Features a vibrant ice-cream van toy truck with amusing stickers, removable driver's cabin roof, and wide-opening side doors for imaginative play.
LEGO City Great Vehicles Construction Loader
Don’t want to buy the whole
Build an iconic construction loader with raising front arm, tilting bucket and roll cage, plus a small fence and concrete build!
Lego City Construction Trucks and Wrecking Ball
The LEGO City Construction Trucks and Wrecking Ball Crane is a perfect set for your child, especially if they like construction as much as my kids!!
Construction toy playset for kids ages 4+ – Join your preschooler for a fun build-and-play experience with this LEGO City Construction Trucks and Wrecking Ball Crane (60391) set
Tech Deck
My boys have started to LOVE Tech Deck fingerboards and ramps. Here are some of my 7-year-olds favorites right now.
Tech Deck Ultra DLX Fingerboard
Need some fingerboards to get started? These are customizable and collectable. They’re quite rugged, even my destructive boys haven’t broken them.
The Tech Deck Ultra DLX Pack includes 4 fingerboard decks with authentic graphics from the biggest brands in skateboarding.
Tech Deck Danny Way Mega Half Pipe
This is a great starter set and it even comes with a fingerboard. This is great for learning tricks and getting started. It can connect to other ramps as they grow their collection.
CUSTOMIZABLE PARK: Design and build your custom mini skateboard park with the Danny Way Tech Deck Mega Half Pipe X-Connect Park Creator ramp set. Set up different combinations with ramps, coping, rail and more.
Tech Deck Official Guide
Does your 7-year-old want to get started with Tech Deck fingerboarding but not sure how? The Tech Deck official guide will help them learn how to land the coolest tricks! It also comes with a fingerboard to get started!
Tech Deck Neon Mega Park
The Tech Deck Neon Mega Park is by far my 7-year-old’s favorite set. It can stand alone or connect to other Tech Deck sets in any design they’d like. It is glow in the dark and comes with two fingerboards.
CUSTOMIZABLE GLOW-IN-THE DARK PARK: Build your massive skateboard ramp park with the Tech Deck Neon Mega Park. Set up different combinations of fingerboard obstacles with multiple ramps, stair sets, and more to progress your tricks.
TWO FINGERBOARDS AND TRICK CARDS: Battle your friends with the two Blind Skateboards finger skateboards and Tricks Cards. Draw a card and whoever can complete the trick on their turn wins.
Matt Christopher Books
My 7-year-old has gotten into chapter books lately and he absolutely LOVES Matt Christopher books! There are books about all sorts of sports from soccer to hockey to football and more!
He got one book for his birthday and then we ordered a whole set on ebay from someone who was selling a bunch of them together at a very reduced price. These books were published up to 20 years ago or so, so there are a lot of used options out there through Amazon and other sellers.
Robot Kit for Kids
Does your child love to tinker and build things like mine does? Then they are going to love this robot kit! Not only can they make their own robots but they are actually powered by a remote control!! So cool!!
12 different building robots that can move on land or water for your child to build, two levels as to complexity, starting from entry level for younger child to advanced level for older child to challenge their manipulative skills. This is a great way for your child to get started in robotics toy.
No batteries needed since it's powered by the sun.
Sewing Kit
My oldest is suddenly really into sewing so we got him this Woodland Animals Craft Kit that he could sew on his own. He was so excited to do the first couple of them and even made the hedgehog for me since I love them!
It’s really simple to do and a great starter kit.
Here is the ultimate set of 12 different woodland plush animals sewing patterns! This kit contains 12 pre-cut felt animal shapes, 32 self-adhesive accessories, 6 colors of embroidery thread, 6 safe plastic sewing needles, 1 safe scissors, 1 batch cotton stuffing, 12 easy to follow instructions. *Minimal adult supervision needed.
DIY Flower Bouquet
Want something unique and beautiful?! Here it is! A make your own flower bouquet with buttons and felt flowers plus vases! This is something that could easily take hours to do or something that one could come back to time after time to complete. It can be as simple or as complex as they’d like.
Tons of felt flowers, colorful buttons & strings, more than enough to craft your own master piece of flower bouquet and vase.
12 different building robots that can move on land or water for your child to build, two levels as to complexity, starting from entry level for younger child to advanced level for older child to challenge their manipulative skills. This is a great way for your child to get started in robotics toy.
No batteries needed since it's powered by the sun.
Little Passports Activity Boxes
Looking for an activity to give this year instead of just another toy? Check out Little Passports Activity Boxes. There are several different activity boxes for different ages and interests.
My kids and I have tried out a few different Little Passports Activity Boxes including Animals Wild, Craft Discovery, and Space Quest, which I’ve written blog posts on. We have so much fun with them, they’re great educational toys! It’s great to have something that we can work on together while also learning instead of just another toy that is going to sit on the shelf (or let’s be real, the middle of the floor).
With Little Passports Activity Boxes you can buy one box at a time or you can buy a subscription, which ends up being cheaper per box and is the perfect gift that keeps giving!
The buttons below include links to my blog posts as well as a 50% off an annual subscription or 20% off any purchase on their site. The other button links to the Little Passports Gift Guide that will help you decide which one to buy for your little one!
As a mom of identical twins and a son two years older, I have gained invaluable experience in the realm, and chaos, of parenting. With a Master's Degree and Education Specialist Degree in School Psychology, I spent years as a school psychologist, helping children navigate through their educational and emotional challenges. Now as a stay at home mom and professional blogger, I combine my areas of expertise to help you in your parenting journey.