25 Foolproof Gifts For 7 Year Old Boys That'll Make Him Put Down The iPad

Move aside Super Ball, there’s a new king in town. The compact and immensely fun Waboba Moon Ball measures 2.48” across so that it fits nicely in the hand, creates a distinctive “pop” sound when it hits the ground, and can reach a height of 100 feet!

This game is kid-tested and (believe it or not) parent-approved. It's packed with good, clean, fun dirty jokes about things like farts that are guaranteed to make a kid giggle and help families celebrate what makes kids the amazingly cheery people they are.

Ooey gooey slime that you can eat? Is there anything more exciting for a seven-year-old kid? Heck no! Just add water to this unique Jell-o mix that turns into almost a pound of messy food that he can play with and then stuff in his face.

Your dino-loving kiddo will be sleeping snugger than ever wrapped up in their very own glow-in-the-dark dinosaur blanket. It measures 60″ x 72″ and comes with a fun design depicting classic dinosaurs, eggs, and even a few hatchlings too.

A kid needs a safe place to store his birthday money, and this ATM will make him feel a little more grown up every time he uses it. Just like mom and dad, when he needs to get some money out, he'll need to enter a password.

Mastering hand-eye coordination is leaps and bounds more fun when you're doing it by playing a game of Whack a Frog. Styled after the arcade classic, Whack a Frog is hours of fun and hours of honing skills that'll help him in sports later on.

Alexa, how much does a tiger weigh? Learn all that and more with the Echo dot. This kid-friendly version of the popular smart home tech can teach, play study music, tell him the weather, wake him up in the morning, and more!

There are only so many bugs you can find in the backyard, sometimes you gotta take it up a notch. In this National Geographic kit, your kiddo will find 3 perfectly preserved BIG bugs (spiny spider, fortune beetle, and scorpion). After digging, he can look into the included booklet of info to learn about them.

Why bike when you can glide? This adjustable kick-flip scooter is great for a seven-year-old because it can for with him to age 8 and beyond. Add to that a super smooth ride thanks to oversized wheels and a non-skid base and you've got a ride he can be proud of.

This magnetic dart board delivers all the fun of the classic bar game without the risk of losing an eye. The tips of each dart come with a small yet powerful magnet that easily sticks onto the metallic board upon making contact.

Build up the lighting scheme in your game room with a light-up ore block from Minecraft. The block mimics a red stone ore block and is about 3" tall, meaning it's perfect for stacking up on other ore blocks.

Keep your brain from turning to mush the fun way with this light up puzzle cube. This colorful high tech cube will stimulate the senses while helping you improve memory and hand-eye coordination with one of four thrilling games.

Level up your paper airplane game with the Klutz Book of Paper Airplanes Craft Kit. The kit includes 40 custom-designed sheets of paper in addition to a detailed 56-page book that demonstrates how to build 10 different types of paper airplanes.

Make father-son quality time more fun than ever with The Dangerous Book for Boys. This compendium of practical and essential knowledge for boys of all ages covers skills ranging from making slingshots and go-carts to building a treehouse and girls.

You're gonna have a hard time getting him to come inside and watch TV or play on his iPad when he's got something this tempting outside. This ultimate ninja warrior kit has all the obstacles he needs to set up a course that'll make him a nimble, athletic star of the ANW franchise one day.

If he's got big dreams of becoming a content creator, encourage his creativity with a waterproof camera that he can take anywhere. From the pool to the playground, this kid-friendly camera can be mounted to a helmet or bike, records in high-quality hi-res, and has about 1.5 hours of recording time.

He can't stop talking about Marvel or DC, now he can make his own superheroes and send them on his own adventures. This blank book has the wacky trapezoids he's accustomed to in his fave comic books and instructions to help him draw them.

Does a red card really go faster than a blue one? There's only one way to find out and that's by painting a pair and racing them! This kit is fun for young ones who like to get creative and also make things go fast. There are three cars for them to design and play with.