30 Christmas Gifts for 7-Year-Old Girls

Drawing in the air is the twist in Pictionary Air: she sketches with a light pen, and her picture appears on a connected phone or tablet for everyone to guess.

First come the plants: she sets greenery into the Mini Garden terrarium, then arranges the mermaid decorations around it however she pictures the sea.

Heishi beads, the flat little discs that stack into bold stripes of color, are the heart of the Cool Maker Stack'd kit.

On a slow Saturday morning, a girl who races through the puzzle pages of her activity books can open Kanoodle Gravity alone.

On a ride to a friend's house, a girl who loves her scooter can buckle on a helmet that is hers alone.

The Kindle Colorsoft Kids gives a new chapter-book reader an e-reader that is entirely her own.

Snap Circuits SCB-20 is a starter circuit kit for a girl who keeps asking how light switches work.

Dandelions and maple leaves no longer have to wilt on the counter: she flattens her park finds with the pressing kit, then turns the pressed blooms into small pieces of art.

Ladybugs, fish and smiling suns can all start as stones picked up on her walks, thanks to a Creativity for Kids painting set.

Numbers do the planning in the Maped Creativ Sticker'Art kit: she matches each sticker to its numbered spot and watches an origami-style animal appear.

Favorite cartoon animals from her picture books are easier to copy on a tracing pad that lights up under the paper.

Small enough to sit beside a bigger present, the Melissa & Doug butterfly kit turns a pile of colored stickers into a sun catcher for her bedroom window.

Secret notes for classmates are a daily habit for a doodling grade-schooler, and Scratch Art cards add a tiny drawing to every one.

Your shopping is for a crafter who doodles mermaids and unicorns on every scrap, and this kit carries them onto glass.

You may know a mermaid fan who signs every notebook cover; this PURPLE LADYBUG kit gives her a bottle to decorate.

The Peaceable Kingdom Keep Out diary gives a note-passing grade-schooler pages she can lock away from siblings.

The Galt jewelry-making kit gives a crafty grade-schooler wearable pieces to design and make.

Talking, not writing, drives eeBoo's Fairytale Spinner, so the plot never has to wait for her spelling to catch up.

Part animal hunt, part build, the Ravensburger Wildlife Gathering puzzle fills a crowded scene with creatures for her to spot as she goes.

Uno Showdown gives a card-loving grade-schooler a version of Uno she can deal out and run herself.

This puffin paper puzzle gives a seabird-loving crafter a bird of her own to put together.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas! by Dr. Seuss makes a holiday read-aloud for a young girl and her family.

Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea makes a Christmas gift for a young reader ready for graphic novels.

The Polar Express makes a Christmas gift for a young girl to share with her family.

For a space-loving girl, this Plus-Plus set lets her join pieces into space pictures she designs.

The Micro Sprite kick scooter gives an outdoorsy grade-schooler her own ride for errands around the neighborhood.

The Furby Furblets Moo-Boo is an electronic cow friend for a girl who loves quirky animal characters.