30 Gifts for 7-Year-Old Boys Who Have Everything

It’s the perfect item for in-between weather, or for just an added layer of cozy when it starts to get really chilly. Available in a wide variety of colors, this vest will unleash his inner Marty McFly (because no one could wear a puffer vest quite like Marty “Calvin Klein” McFly).

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Squishmallows have become a super-popular line with the grade-school set, and it’s easy to see why: Not only are they absolutely adorable, but they’re so huggable and ridiculously soft you can’t help but love them. Nico the axolotl (pronounced ax-o-ah-tul) is the perfect plush gift for 7-year-old boys.

This set comes with 15 build ideas inspired by locations around the world. It includes everything they need to build a bald eagle, cactus, parrot, baby crocodile, orca, lion, palm tree, giraffe, bus, a kangaroo with a joey, brown bear, Asian house, a penguin with a chick and fish, a sailing boat, and an airplane… plus extra pieces to build whatever they can imagine!

When it comes to rainy-day activities, we still haven’t found anything that beats sitting down with a puzzle. This four-pack of 100-piece puzzles features comical “selfie” animals from the savannah, woodlands, farm, and home. The perfect gift for 7-year-old boys who need a fun and challenging way to chill out.

We love the super-wide deck on this classic scooter. Your 7-year-old boy will be zipping around the neighborhood like a pro. And with an adjustable T-bar and a weight limit of 110 pounds, he’ll be able to enjoy this gift for years to come.

This self-contained playset is full of secrets and adventure! Solve puzzles to discover 30 secrets within and dig for treasure, mythical beasts, and the skeleton king. But the fun doesn’t stop once you unearth all its mysteries — the figures and action-packed details will keep your 7-year-old boy entertained for a long time.

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Do you have a child who likes to create their own stories? Why not help them create their own book? With this kit, they just have to write their epic on the pages provided (with illustrations, of course), send off their manuscript in the prepaid envelope, and within a few weeks, a hardcover copy of their story will arrive by mail.

Mancala may be nearly 2,000 years old (no really, you can Google it!) but that doesn’t mean your 7-year-old won’t love it. The game is easy to learn, but hard to master — move “seeds” through a series of spaces to try to get the biggest haul. The person with the most in their bank wins.

Encourage physical fitness, persistence, and getting them to forget about screens (for a while). The upper line can hold up to 11 obstacles and can be adjusted to adapt to your child’s needs and progress. Perfect for a challenge or just having fun, it’s also appropriate for indoor or outdoor installation.

This whimsical set teaches the fundamentals of the game by creating characters for each piece, making it easier to learn the rules. (King Shakey, for example, is a nervous guy, which is why he moves so cautiously — only one space at a time!) Once they’re more comfortable, kids can flip over to play on a regulation board.

This box includes a different Who Was chapter book every month — featuring luminaries like Frida Kahlo, George Washington Carver, and Dolly Parton — and includes themed activities that give a deeper understanding of these notable figures. Your 7-year-old boy will be entertained and inspired as they glean lessons from these remarkable people.

Sometimes, we all need to work out some energy, right? We’ve all felt it — whether frustration, nerves, or overzealous excitement — and so, to preserve the well-being of your 7-year-old boy’s bedroom walls or younger sibling, might we suggest this punching bag? The stand height is adjustable and it comes with gloves.

Ticket to Ride has become a modern classic. This version, with simplified rules and a kid-friendly map, allows your 7-year-old boy to become a 19th-century train tycoon, building new train routes and connecting cities all across the country. The player with the largest railroad empire wins!

The creators of National Geographic Kids have gathered the most random trivia ever on animals, food, science, pop culture, outer space, geography, weather, and more in this unique series.

Like, did you know rats can burp? Or that dolphins sleep with one eye open? Your child will revel in this treasure trove of weird (but true!) facts.

Your child will have fun learning about the natural world (and all the cool animals in it) with this monthly crate. Every month, kids learn about a new animal via scientific activities, creative crafts, puzzles, recipes, and a special keepsake.

The best part: This crate partners with animal organizations, so this is a gift that gives back.

Dinosaurs, robots, and fierce but noble warriors collide in this awesome line from Playmobil. Your kiddo can defend the legendary stones with their dino’s functioning net cannon. When a long day of battling robots is done, the hero, Jaden, can take off his armor and relax.

This kid-friendly microscope comes with 20 slides to observe… but unlike most microscopes, this one talks! In “Fact Mode,” your 7-year-old boy will learn fun facts about each slide, so they actually know and understand what they’re looking at! In “Quiz Mode,” they can challenge themselves to see what they’ve learned.

Your boy will have fun challenging friends, siblings, cousins, and parents to a road race — a kid-friendly one, of course. Decorate cars with the decals included, and then stomp on the launcher to send cars flying. Best of all, these things are powered by the kids’ jumping, so you’ll never have to change batteries!

We don’t care how old you are; watching anything do a loop-de-loop is awesome. Your child will be mesmerized watching their car go round and round this motorized loop or, if they’re feeling extra chaotic, add another car and watch them (eventually) crash!

Set comes with everything they’ll need, including five Hot Wheels cars.

We don’t know what it is, but 7-year-old boys are really big into a) Nerf toys, b) sneak attacks, or c) all-out Nerf wars. Whatever their pleasure, the Elite Retaliator is the Nerf toy for the job, shooting darts up to 90 feet! Siblings (and parents) beware — you’re absolutely going to get hit with a dart.