Non-Tech-Related Gifts for $20 or Less
Are you looking for some great non-tech-related stocking stuffers? If so, this list may be helpful! I usually give my children some tech-related gifts, but I also want to encourage them to be creative and use their imaginations and have some fun the “old fashioned” way. Whether you’re looking for ideas for boys, girls, teens, or even adults, I think you’ll find some helpful ideas here.
This Lego Ideas Book is a best seller and is recommended for children ages 7 to 15 years old. It gets great reviews too! The hardcover book is $14.00.
This beautiful Santoro Gorjuss Premium Journal Set with Bookmark and Pen is perfect for a tween, teen, or adult! $19.90
If you know someone who likes to keep track of events, information, and photos, one of these Smash Book sets might be something she would love! The set on the left is the K&CompanySmash Scrapbook Folio Gift Pack ($15.50). The set on the right is the K&CompanySmash Folio ($10.50).
Prismacolor Verithin Colored Pencils, Set of 24 Assorted Colors ($10.99) Prismacolor Watercolor Pencils, Set of 12 Colors ($14.00) Prismacolor colored pencils and watercolor pencils are absolutely the best I’ve ever used! They are more expensive than other brands, but they are totally worth it.
This paper airplane kit is lots of fun for older children! (Younger children may need help folding the planes.) ($8.70)
Shrinky Dinks Mermaids ($4.94) Shrinky Dinks Vehicles ($4.57)
Shrinky Dinks are so much fun for younger and older children (and adults too!)! There are some great kits (like the ones here), or you can buy Shrinky Dinks sheets and idea books separately. (We love to use our Prismacolor Pencils to color our Shrinky Dinks. The colors go on easily and look absolutely beautiful once they’ve been shrunk. Be SURE to get the frosted refill pages, though, or you’ll have to use markers to color the pages if you use clear sheets.)
Origami Kits are fun for kids of all ages! This Origami Fun Kit for Beginners is for children age 8 or older. ($13.45)
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