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It's true that 11-year-old boys are not quite teenagers yet (thankfully), but they're moving beyond what even Big Kids can do. When shopping fo the best toys and gifts for an 11-year-old boy, you have to strike the right balance; too many playthings, and he'll think you're babying him, but he's still probably still too young to get rid of the toys entirely. You have to be strategic about where to include games, LEGO sets and art kits, and where to include the high-tech gear, which is where we come in. These toys for 11-year-old boys are the best!
Each year, the Good Housekeeping Institute works with real parents and kids to find only the best toys in terms of safety, education and quality. Below, you'll find a list of kid-tested toys recommended by our experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute Little Lab, as well as best-selling and non-toy gifts for 11-year-olds, so he knows you realize he's growing up. And if you need help shopping for other ages, Good Housekeeping also hasthe best toys for every age too. Here are the best toys and gifts for 11-year-old boys in 2020:
Mini Helicopter Drone
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If he's been begging you for a drone but you're afraid of spending hundreds of dollars on something that will break, this mini drone is a good option. It boasts great stability while in flight and can perform the coolest tricks, like a 360-degree roll. Ages 8+
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BEST FAMILY BOARD GAME
Last Defense! Board GameIn this fast-paced board game, everyone has the same goal: To work together to rescue scientists and save your town from various threats, like spider robots or space aliens. The cooperative game is a race against the clock, so it takes 20 minutes or less every time. It's perfect for an after-dinner game night. Ages 8+
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LEGO Super Mario Adventures Starter Course
This brings screen time into the real world, with LEGO bricks that can make different Super Mario levels. Mario has an embedded speaker and an LED screen in eyes, mouth and belly, so he can react as he goes through the different levels. In a coordinated app, Mario can collect virtual coins as he goes through the physical levels and challenges. Ages 6+
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LED Basketball
If your 11-year-old loves sports, this basketball lights up when being played with, so he can practice in the driveway even after the sun goes down. (It also and shuts off on its own when it's no longer in use.) The LED lights inside are powered by batteries that can be replaced for continued use. Ages 3+
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