50 Best Toys & Gifts for 10-Year-Old Girls: 2024 Ideas

If your 10-year-old loves bright colors and getting artsy, this tie-dye kit will be right up her alley. It contains 18 different colored dyes, which are non-toxic and safe for machine washing. She can either work on multiple projects herself or invite up to five friends to join her in creating a kaleidoscope of colorful clothing.

Gloves, string, and a full instruction booklet with designs are also included. If you don’t want your kids dying their existing clothes, you could get a pack of white cotton T-shirts for them to experiment on.

This 200-thread count, 100-percent cotton pillowcase comes with 10 washable fabric markers. Your girl can doodle, draw, write messages, compose a story, or write down her dreams. There is even a flap on the inside for secret messages.

Once the pillowcase is ready for the wash, pop it in the machine, take it out, and dry it. Then it’s ready for your child to start again with a new design.

Any 10-year-old’s creative juices will flow with this string art kit from Klutz. It has six different design boards, including a fox, flowers, and a heart.

Everything the birthday girl needs to complete the projects is in the box. There are 80 yards of colored string, over 500 pins, tracing paper, backing paper, a pin-pushing tool, and corrugated boards. There is also an instruction book with easy-to-follow and clear instructions; she’ll be hooked in no time!

Keeping hydrated is important for young girls, especially as they become more active. This kit has all she needs to create a unique water bottle personal to her. There are five pens and 20 stick-on gemstones included to complete her design.

I like that the water bottle is BPA-free and has a clip to attach it to a school bag or rucksack. Not only will this bottle be easily recognizable, but it’s also less likely to get lost.

This craft kit has lots of goodies a 10-year-old girl will love to help her design her very own charm bracelets. She can level up her creativity with the use of beads, gold chains, tassels, pompoms, and gem charms. With enough supplies to make ten bracelets, she can gift some and keep some for personal use.

Is your 10-year-old still in touch with her imaginative side? Why not bring the fairies from the bottom of the garden into her home? This kit has the soil, seeds, and tiny tools needed to create and look after a fairy garden.

We love that the seed mix included is organic. The kit can also help a child learn about patience, as it can take some time for the flowers to bloom.

Does your girl want a pet? Let her make her own with this cute pom-pom animal kit. There are over 20 to choose from, including a bunny, kitten, elephant, or owl, among others.

Everything needed to make and bring these little critters to life is in the box. Just add eyes, ears, nose, paws, and more, to give your pet its own personality. The instruction booklet included is full of great ideas and tips.

This is a great idea for outdoor play. The 57-foot slackline is made from strong polyester webbing and has a training line that can be held onto until your girl becomes proficient. You just need two trees up to 50 feet apart to set this up.

The high-grade steel ratchets tighten the line, and off the kids go, practicing their balancing act. It’s also suitable for adults, so you might find yourself tempted to join in.

This kit includes tree protectors to ensure they don’t suffer damage, and it comes with a handy storage bag.

Have your kids bouncing around the backyard on a pogo stick. This one is brought to us by Flybar, who has been trading since 1918.

The stick has stable , non-slip footpegs, which help keep feet in place, making it easier to ride and do tricks with. The handlebars are foam covered for a comfortable, cushioned grip. This stick will take weights from 80 to 160 pounds.

A wide base on this pogo stick helps your child keep balance. There is a chance she can fall off, though, so don’t forget the safety helmet and pads.

Create a bit of style on the diamond with this pink sapphire softball bat. It’s made from military-grade aluminum, making it lightweight, strong, and durable. The handle is thin, so it’s easy to hold and has an all-sports grip.

Whether your girl is practicing in the backyard or playing in a game, this bat is sure to be a hit.

Kids and adults love this giant form of the indoor game, Jenga. It’s made from quality pinewood blocks that are pest and water-resistant. It also has its own bag to pack it away and for carrying when camping, going to the park, or visiting family.

It’s great that the edges are smooth, reducing the risk of splinters in your kid’s hands. Create your own rules with the help of the scorecard and dice; all you need is a dry-erase marker.

Back to the Future is here! This hoverboard will have your girls whizzing around like Marty McFly. It’s self-balancing, meaning it detects changes in the center of gravity and weight of the rider, and levels out.

This board can cruise at up to about 6 miles per hour. There is also a built-in wireless speaker that can be easily connected to any portable device so that your girl can enjoy her favorite music or books without wearing headphones.

Scooting along at up to 10 miles per hour will excite and exhilarate your 10-year-old girl. And this pretty pink electric kids scooter will do just that.

It has a twist-grip throttle on the handlebars to control speed. It also has a hand-operated rear brake, a spring-loaded kickstand, and an 8-inch front tire.

Your girl can zoom around for up to 40 minutes of ride time, and easily recharge it with the included battery charger. All the tools to assemble it are also included.

Release your girl’s inner superhero with this pink bow and arrow set. It comes with five arrows with suction cups on the end, and a quiver to hold them. Hang the target in the backyard and let your girl use the sights on the bow to practice hitting it.

The bow also has some cool lights which illuminate when the string is pulled back. It does require three AAA batteries which aren’t included.

Immerse your child in the imaginative world of Harry Potter and friends with this Lego building set. It comes with 878 Lego bricks and 10 themed figures, including Hermione, Harry, and Ron. The hall even has a moveable spiral staircase.

Accessories, like magic wands and the Sorting Hat, and magical creatures, like Fawkes, Scabbers, Basilisk, and Hedwig, complete the picture. Your girls can act out their own stories, where their imagination is the only boundary.

The Nintendo Switch can be used on its own as a handheld gaming console with a 6.2-inch high-definition, bright screen. It can also be placed in the Nintendo Switch dock and connected to a television for playing games with family. The HDMI cable and AC adapter are included to enable this.

There are two Joy-Con controllers, which can be used alone or inserted into the supplied Joy-Con grip to be used as a traditional-style controller. A great feature is that even if you are halfway through playing a game on the television, you can remove the console and continue playing it handheld. There is also a Lite version of this game console.

Young girls love collecting things. If they don’t already have a Hatchimal collection going, you could get them started with this series, which has 100 figures to collect.

It contains five hatchable eggs, each of which contains one or two of these cute little figures. To hatch the egg, you rub its heart until it changes color. Open it up and see what’s inside — it could be one of a pair of best friends, one of a squad, or twins.

A chart is included, so you can see if you have a rare or limited edition, and also keep a check on what you have or what you need.

Barbie has been a staple for young girls for many years, and most 10-year-old girls will still love playing with her. This set combines arts and crafts for creative fun with Barbie.

The studio has a punch for making confetti from the supplied colored paper, which it catches and drops into a drawer at the bottom. Three skirts are provided, which have an opening in the side that can be connected to a funnel.

Fill the skirts with confetti and then decorate them with the included Crayola gel pens and stickers. When she’s done, the skirts can be wiped clean, and the creativity can start all over again.

Girls at the age of 10 enjoy their sleepovers. They want to spend time with their friends during the weekend or holidays. This game will be great fun for them to play, although it may keep them up all night!

There’s a spinner that stops on a category, and three categories of cards to match. Choose a card and do as it says.

It could be copying everything one of your friends does, licking your elbow, and much more. Full instructions for play are included.

Fingerlings are likely to already be on your girl’s radar. They are a must-have cute collectible for kids. Combine jewelry with the little creatures in this gift.

Each pack contains three mini fingerling characters, a bracelet, and a tail charm. They can be linked together on the bracelet or placed on a pencil. There are 36 different Fingerling minis to collect.

Grossness is fun for 10-year-olds. Why not use this game, which can be played by all the family, to give them a fix? There are 140 question cards, 30 lab cards, four playing pieces, dice, and the all-important 50 gross-out cards, with a jar of slime.

Disgusting facts and gross antics, it’s all here. Stretch your slime to the end and complete an experiment to win. I like that kids are learning at the same time, with subjects covering all aspects of science.

Playing it safe can sometimes be the best option, and socks are always a great addition to any girl’s wardrobe. This cute set of four pairs of socks each have an animal design with little ears that stick up. The one-size-fits-all socks are made from a cotton blend.

If your young lady is more interested in kittens, rabbits, owls, or bears, then there are 36 other designs you can choose from. There’s sure to be one that delights her.

Kids these days are well aware of what emojis are, and these fun slippers come in five different choices, from the infamous poop to a sunglasses smiley face. Let’s be honest, what kid at 10 years old doesn’t like pushing the boundaries? Or find poop-based things amusing?

The slippers are soft velvet and have a non-slip sole. This is great if you have hardwood or tile floors — your kids won’t be sliding all over the place.

At the age of 10 years, our little girls are blossoming into young ladies, and they’ll sometimes want to feel grown up. Why not pamper them with a silky kimono wrap?

This one is available in nine different colors with lovely Japanese-inspired flower prints. Make sure you use the manufacturer’s size chart when choosing, based on their height.

Rainy days and snow days often mean cold, wet feet or a day indoors. These rain boots will let your kids splash around in puddles or build a snowman and keep their feet dry. They are made from synthetic rubber and are 100 percent waterproof, with a ridged sole for grip.

You can choose from six different colors, although I like the pretty pink ones. The boots are calf-length, with a decorative buckle and removable insoles. The big kid size covers sizes 4 to 6, for girls aged between eight and 12 years.

Now that your little girl is getting older, she likely carries more than just a lunchbox to school. This backpack, with pockets for a water bottle and many other things, like books and electronics, will hold all she needs. It’s made from 600D poly fabric and is durable, so much so the company will replace or repair damage for a lifetime.

I love that you can choose from over 100 different designs and colors. Whether your girl is into unicorns, emojis, dogs, or the pastel colors we have chosen, there will be one to suit. The designs are as quirky and individual as your child’s personality.

Silver charm bracelets have made a comeback in recent years. They are an ideal gift you can add to by buying charms for future birthdays, Christmas, school achievements, or just because you can. This one is compatible with most major brand charms and is made from .925 solid sterling silver.

The 3mm diameter bracelet with an 11mm lobster claw clasp comes in six different sizes. To make sure you get the right one, measure your girl’s wrist with a measuring tape and then add an inch to allow for the room taken up by charms. The lengths vary between 6.5 inches and 9 inches.

Simplicity is the word I would use to describe this lovely necklace. It has a silver-colored metal alloy chain, and a disc with the initial of your choice etched into it. The chain is 16 inches long with a 2-inch extender chain, and the pendant diameter is just over half an inch.

Girls at this age often lose jewelry, which is why I like that this is a lower-budget option than buying silver or gold. That being said, it still looks good and is sure to be appreciated.

This mini animal Bluetooth speaker is cute and functional. It acts as a speaker, with a good sound when connected wirelessly to any Bluetooth-enabled device. It has a built-in microphone, and the battery lasts for up to four hours on a one-hour charge.

With five animals to choose from, including a tiger, panda, or koala, it’s only a bit larger than a golf ball. It also has a cool selfie feature — use the button on the device to activate the camera or video on your linked device.

There’s nothing quite as gratifying as having a picture to hold in your hand, pop on your wall, or stick on your fridge. This instant film camera provides just that. It produces square prints instantly from the enclosed 20 sheets of Fujifilm film.

It has a built-in flash, with three different color filters for special effects. It also has a selfie mirror on the front for that perfect self-portrait.

Buried treasure is a mystery any girl would love to unravel. And they can, with this metal detector.

It can detect objects the size of a coin, up to six inches deep, and larger metal objects, up to 2 feet deep. It’s easy to shift between modes, using the toggle switch.

I like that this can be taken to the beach and used on the sand or in shallow water. Your girl can become a beachcomber with a mission. Who knows what she’ll find?

If you find you’ve lost the use of your PC, tablet, or smartphone to your pre-teen daughter, it might be time for them to have their own. The Asus Chromebook has reinforced rubber sides and a spill-resistant keyboard, making it a rugged option for a child.

It has 16GB of internal storage, which can be extended with 100GB of free storage on Google drive. It also has up to 10 hours of battery life, an anti-glare screen, and can be opened to 180 degrees.

It has a keyboard designed for kids, with character keys printed 15 percent larger. On the downside, this device does not have a CD or DVD drive.

This kid-friendly drone is a great way to introduce her to this type of technology. Just download the Android or iOS app to control the drone, and away you go. Throw the drone in the air and perform stunts, create videos, or take pictures.

The auto takeoff and landing can be done with one tap, hovering can be controlled, and it will land safely if power is lost. It has a 13-minute flight time, with two antennae to aid control.

There’s a coding system called Scratch, which can be used to get your young lady used to using code to control the drone. Note that you need a smart device to control this drone.

Cozmo is the cutest robot friend for your daughter. He will play games with her and throw a tantrum when he doesn’t win, but still be adorable. This special edition version is a nice gunmetal gray color.

Cozmo can be coded with a starter app available for iOS and Android. Once your girl has mastered that, there’s an advanced app available as well. Until she gets used to either, Cozmo can be used straight out of the box and will happily display his quirky personality.

These pink girly headphones are a good accessory for your child’s MP3 or MP4 player, tablet, smartphone, laptop, or other audio devices. They have a built-in mic, volume, and remote control, so you can skip a track you don’t want with ease. Even better, they can go anywhere with you as they fold up when you aren’t using them.

They have an adjustable hinge, so you can custom-fit them to the shape of your head. I like that they have noise isolation so you can cut out external noise. They also come with a one-year warranty and a 100 percent money-back guarantee.

Girls can explore the laws of physics and gravity as they build a track with twists, turns, and falls for a marble. How many junctions, different heights, and angles will it take to get it to the finish? There are over 100 pieces and 18 different construction options.

This kit includes all the tiles, switches, junctions, tracks, and even a magnetic cannon to build a marble run. It also comes with a booklet with instructions, tasks, and construction plans.

The 42 parts included in this kit let your girls build over 200 different experiments with electronics. It doesn’t need any fancy tools or a soldering iron — all the pieces just snap together. They can create an adjustable light controller, an AM radio, a rechargeable battery, or a lie detector, among other things.

This award-winning STEM kit has a full-color instruction manual with easy-to-follow steps. There’s also a computer interface, which will let your kids see the frequencies and waveforms they make.

Girls can create an underwater volcano, make a sunset in a test tube, or grow some crystals with this great science set. The 20-piece kit has all the equipment needed to explore science basics, including chemical reactions using science-based tools.

It has a full guide included for hands-on science experience. Some kids might need adult supervision when using this kit. I like the sound of making fruit change color and finding out about acids and bases.

If your daughter is tech-savvy and enjoys building things, then this Kano computer kit will be a hit. With this kit, you can build your own computer thanks to the step-by-step instructions. You get to set up the interface, the LED lights, the keyboard, power cables, and more. There are even stickers so you can decorate it to your liking!

That’s not all — once it’s set up, you can learn to code. It has hundreds of challenges and stories to help you learn this fun new skill.

With this computer, you can make music, games or art. It’s also compatible with Minecraft, Pong, and Snake.

Lego sets are a favorite with kids of all ages. This set takes it a step further, with 847 pieces that can be built into a robot. If you don’t want a standard-looking robot, you can build a robot cat.

The Lego Boost app can be downloaded for iOS, Android, Kindle, and Windows, which has all the instructions you need to control your robot. You can code your cat to purr and play, or the robot to crack jokes, pass gas, and dance. This kit requires six AAA batteries, which are not included.

If she’s ever wondered what’s inside a rock, now your child can find out, with these geodes from National Geographic. There are 10 supplied, varying in size from about that of a tennis ball to that of a golf ball. Just add a hammer and break them open, wearing the goggles supplied, to reveal the crystals inside.

The learning guide has 16 pages of facts about geodes, how they are formed, and the different types you might find. There are also display stands included, so your girls can start their own rock and crystal collection.

Bit is a pocket-sized robot that can help kids learn to code. It can start with using marker pens on paper to draw color codes for Bit to read. Once that has been mastered, then the free OzoBlockly app can help kids compose programs to control their robot’s behavior.

You can personalize Bit using the stickers, skins, and pop-outs that are included. The robot charges via USB and has programmable behavior, optical sensors, and an LED light.

“Why?” We hear this a lot from kids of all ages, but as they get older, it’s usually “why does…?” This book will keep them informed and amused, with over 1,111 answers to questions on all sorts of subjects.

The topics vary from serious to silly, and there are top 10 lists, explorer profiles, weird-but-true facts, and some cool activities. Find out why the earth doesn’t float away into space, what you will find inside a turtle shell, and much more.

Worrying as it might be, at 10 years old, girls are growing up, and with that comes all the uncertainty about friends, boys, and more. These books take a lighthearted look at life from a young girl’s perspective as she moves to a new school. The adventures of Nikki Maxwell will engage and enthrall any tween.

There are 12 paperback books in this collection, including “Frenemies Forever,” “Once Upon a Dork,” and “Dork Diaries.” There are doodles, diary entries, and sketches, that give all the inside info on this girl’s drama-filled life.

Has your girl ever imagined she is Ariel from the Little Mermaid? Now she can pretend she is a mermaid herself, with this lovely cozy blanket. It’s ideal for curling up with a book, listening to music, or watching a movie.

It’s made from a thick, soft yarn of 70 percent orlon and 30 percent cotton, and is open at the top and bottom. She’ll love that this blanket is easy to slide in and out of, with no buttons or zips. It comes in a package, with a casual bag you can keep it in, and a silver-colored mermaid necklace.

The crocheted blanket can be washed and tumble-dried at low temperatures. Just take care that it doesn’t get snagged on other clothes with zippers.

Would your girl like to be a whizz in the kitchen? Is she constantly glued to the Food Network, watching “Chopped Junior” or “MasterChef Junior?” This officially-licensed baking set could be just the 10th birthday gift for them.

It contains a measuring cup, mixing bowl, spatula, rolling pin, four baking cups, and four dusting guards. I like that the utensils have non-slip silicone grips, making them good for kids. They will soon be cooking up a storm with the three recipe cards included, and could even go on to create their own culinary masterpiece.

Kids love chocolates, so this gift of eight lip balms could be the ideal gift for your girl. There are eight different flavors, from strawberry and cherry lip balm to more creative flavors like Dr. Pepper, Vanilla Coke, or Cotton Candy. Fun and flavorsome, these will have your girls smacking their lips.

Secret codes and messages for communicating will be great for a girl this age and her BFF. This kit has two cases, so they can compose and send each other messages for decoding, which siblings, moms, or dads can’t read.

Each case has a UV light pen, red marker, red filter, wax crayon, and a spray bottle. Then there are the two code wheels, a card with a phonetic code, a sticker sheet, and a message mask. The included activity book gives details on more than 10 codes they can use, while also teaching them about filters, molecules, and light waves.

Indulge your 10-year-old with some fruity-smelling bath bombs. Just add water and watch them fizz around in the tub for up to four minutes. When the fizzing is done, marvel at the vibrant, fun color they’ve turned the water, and inhale the fruity smell.

There are eight unique bath bombs in this set — one unicorn, one lip, one sea shell, and five Macarons. They are handmade with natural ingredients.

When sleepovers come around, or the kids are playing in the yard in summer, who doesn’t love an ice pop? This reusable BPA-free mold will let your 10-year-old create her own ice pops for family and friends. It makes 10 individual ice pops, each weighing about 3 ounces, and comes with 24 wooden popsicle sticks.

There’s an aluminum cover with slots to hold the popsicle sticks straight while the ice pops freeze. Your girl can use juice, puree, yogurt, or ice cream to make her ice pops.