30 Christmas Gifts for 4-Year-Old Boys

Spider-Man pictures fill this Ravensburger memory game, which gives a young fan a reason to concentrate.

Chalk on one side, a magnetic dry-erase board on the other and a paper roll for painting with its three paint pots: the wooden Hape all-in-one easel covers every kind of art day.

This Hot Wheels City T-Rex hauler gives a four-year-old car collector a dinosaur to carry his fleet.

Trucks, dogs and towers can all come out of this K'NEX Budding Builders kit, which holds 100 pieces from the Kid K'NEX line for preschool builders.

Six ocean animals come in this Terra by Battat set, which means six roles to hand out: a hunter, a rescuer and a few creatures who need saving.

Beside a parent rolling out cookie dough, a four-year-old who loves filling and emptying things can bake a Super Sorting Pie.

The four-year-old who points out every lollipop in a bakery window can bring that sweet tooth to family game night.

The preschooler who pulls up a chair whenever grown-ups start a game can bring Hi Ho Cherry-O to the table.

Every sticker in this Melissa & Doug Play House pad is reusable, so the bed can move rooms and the table can slide to the window as often as he likes.

When the four-year-old you have in mind turns every paper scrap into rockets and dragons, give him Crayola Broad Line markers.

Play-Doh's Starter Set works for a four-year-old who heads for the dough table at every playdate.

Crayola's Color Wonder Spider-Man kit puts his favorite superhero on paper for a four-year-old Spidey fan.

While dinner cooks, a preschooler perched at the counter can press out snakes, pancakes and lumpy dinosaurs from Play-Doh.

Spirograph's Disney Jr. kit guides a pen around a gear, letting a four-year-old who doodles nonstop turn out spirals of his own.

A boy who runs to the window at every siren gets his own Mighty Fleet rescue helicopter.

A Christmas engine from BRIO World gives a train-loving preschool boy a holiday leader for his railway.

Your holiday visits to relatives come with grown-up talk, so give a four-year-old boy a Melissa & Doug railroad to run meanwhile.

Dickie Toys' Airbus H145 rescue helicopter makes a preschool siren fan the pilot of every pretend rescue.

Press Here puts a picture book under the tree that a four-year-old can press along with.

National Geographic Kids gives a dinosaur-mad preschool boy a picture book to page through.

A four-year-old animal fan can unwrap National Geographic Kids' First Big Book of Animals this Christmas.

Cashier is the job he claims whenever store comes up in play, and this Hape checkout register gives him the counter to run.

Melissa & Doug's Pound-A-Peg puts a preschooler who smacks every pot lid within reach to work, with a full row waiting for his whacks.

Ten, nine, eight: every space mission starts with a countdown, and this iPlay, iLearn rocket ship gives him something to launch when he reaches zero.

This plush doodle puppy tags along on errands with a four-year-old boy who wants a dog of his own to walk.

When your gift goes to a preschooler who stages Paw Patrol emergencies on the rug, the Pup Pad makes him the dispatcher.

On a Saturday morning while a parent cuts the real lawn, a four-year-old can push his own John Deere machine right alongside.

For the four-year-old on your list who strums a racket to the radio, a Hape ukulele swaps the racket for a real instrument.