41 Christmas Gifts for 13-Year-Old Girls

Bedtime braids rest on smooth satin with this Kitsch pillowcase, which zips closed around a standard pillow.

The case stays put all night, even if she tosses and turns, and by day its champagne butterfly design brightens her made bed.

Whoever controls the music at her hangouts deserves a speaker to match, and the Soundcore Boom 2 is built for outdoor use.

It connects to her phone over Bluetooth, so the playlist she picks can fill the backyard when everyone comes over.

This Nike Varsity Elite pack carries her schoolbooks and gym clothes together, so class plus practice takes a single bag.

Its athletic look matches the team gear she wears half the week, and on game days it is the only bag she grabs on her way out the door.

Her story drafts and color-coded to-do lists can leave the spiral notebooks behind and live together on an iPad.

At her desk after dinner, she can type the next chapter and then check off her weekend plans on the same screen. If she wants to sketch covers in a drawing app too, plan on adding a stylus.

Anime characters she copies into her sketchbook can become finished digital pieces on this compact XP-Pen G640.

It has no screen of its own and plugs into a computer by USB. With its pen she can sketch, ink and color them in an art program on a Mac, Windows or Chromebook computer. Her favorite character might end up as her new laptop wallpaper.

Biking to volleyball practice with music playing calls for headphones that leave her ears open to the road.

The SHOKZ OpenMove sends sound through bone conduction and sits outside her ears, so cars and bike bells still reach her. They are sweatproof too, so a sweaty practice is no reason to ride home without music.

Glass makes a clumsy keyboard for a long essay, and the Logitech Combo Touch gives her tablet real keys.

The keyboard detaches when she just wants to read or watch something, then goes back on for the next paper. This version fits the 10th-gen iPad, so check her model before you order.

Over-ear Beats Studio Pro headphones with noise canceling let a young teen study to her own playlist.

Homework fills her evenings now, and she can shut out the kitchen clatter while she works through it.

An Apple MagSafe charger makes a handy stocking stuffer for a young teen whose iPhone runs her group chats.

It works with MagSafe iPhones, and the power adapter is sold separately. Her phone can rest on it beside the mirror while she does her hair, with her playlist still going.

These Soundcore noise-canceling sport earbuds go with a busy young teen from the school bus to practice.

Music fills every gap in her day, so she switches noise canceling on and the crowd's chatter fades behind her songs.

The ASUS ROG Delta II gaming headset lets a young teen gamer keep her game sound to herself.

She plays in the shared living room most evenings while her family watches TV nearby. With the headset on, she can talk her squad through each round and nobody has to turn anything down.

At the mall with friends, a teen who juggles her phone between stores can wear this purse and keep her hands free.

She already shops with her group, and a bag across her shoulder stays put while she browses the racks. At the register, she can pull out her gift card without setting her bags down.

Gold and silver zigzag bands come as a pair in this Kitsch set, so she can pick whichever matches her earrings.

Either band slides in over a ponytail or loose hair and holds it back from her face all day.

These TOCESS claw clips give a 13-year-old a quick way to pin up her hair.

She can twist a bun after showering or before gym. The matte finish suits her everyday outfits.

Una Angelic studs from Swarovski give a 13-year-old with pierced ears a jewelry name she already knows.

She can put them in on Christmas morning, before the relatives arrive.

This PANDORA Disney charm lets a 13-year-old wear a favorite character on her bracelet.

It has hand-applied enamel details, and it fits a compatible bracelet she already owns. She can slide it in beside the other charms she has picked up.

This Disney Villains mini backpack suits a 13-year-old girl with a soft spot for Disney's bad guys.

The villain print lets her wear that fandom on her back. On weekend trips to the movies, it can stand in for her bulky school bag.

Klutz's sewing kit lets a young teen into kawaii style stitch tiny treats by hand.

The kit is rated for ages 10 and up, so its stitching sits well within reach. Over winter break, she can set each finished treat beside her desk lamp and start the next.

Pigma Micron pens give a doodling teen real inking tools for her notebook margins.

The set mixes tip styles, including a brush tip. After school at her desk, she can trace a pencil sketch in black ink.

These bumpy fruit stickers give a 13-year-old something fun to stick on her laptop or water bottle.

The raised finish feels different from flat stickers. She can add a fruity touch to her notebook cover, or pass one to a friend.

Points in Blank Slate go to players whose answers match, so her knack for guessing what each friend will say pays off.

Her group shares running jokes and pet phrases, and over winter break, the friend who knows her best keeps landing on her word.

During a New Year's Eve sleepover, a teen who wins every curfew debate at home can open this Exploding Kittens game.

She argues for sport, and a Sasquatch up for sale gives that persuasive streak an outrageous pitch. The box stays open on the coffee table until the midnight countdown.

Scrabble is a classic word game for a 13-year-old girl who likes a battle of wits.

Her friends can join in teams or head to head. After Christmas dinner, she can set out the board and hunt for her best word.

Tabletop spelling battles are made for a teen who trades puns with her friends and never lets a clever comeback slide.

Her humor runs on language, so beating friends with a sharper answer puts that banter on the scoreboard. Her longest find of the night becomes the brag her crew keeps quoting.

A sheer tint sets this Lip Glowy Balm from LANEIGE apart from plain lip care, with enough color for a short routine.

The tube slips into the makeup pouch she keeps stocked and comes out for a quick swipe whenever she heads out with friends.

Sol de Janeiro's Leite Nectar body mist is a fragrance for a 13-year-old who wants a scent of her own.

The store text describes peach, coconut milk and sweet cream notes. She can spritz it after getting ready in the morning.

The Donner DED-80 gives a 13-year-old girl a drum kit she can play without leaving her room.

She can drum along to the pop and rock tracks her friends send her. Over the Christmas break, she can repeat a beat until it sits right.

Bake It gives a thirteen-year-old home baker her own cookbook to work through over the holidays.

Its publisher rates it for ages 10 to 14, so the recipes match a cook her age. On Christmas Eve, she can bake something for the family table herself.

This Wilson ball gives a 13-year-old club volleyball player her own ball for drills at home.

She passes it back and forth with her dad in the driveway while dinner cooks.