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A remote-control Sonic the Hedgehog skateboard toy hands a young Sonic fan the controls.
Six-year-olds stay busy with all kinds of activities, and friends are starting to matter more. Many like board games at this age, along with painting and drawing. Something he can play with a friend or on his own fits right in, and the ideas below are made for a six-year-old boy.
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Vehicles
A remote-control Sonic the Hedgehog skateboard toy hands a young Sonic fan the controls.
Games and puzzlesAges 4+
The Melissa & Doug Hocus Pocus magic set gives a budding showman real tricks to perform at home.
Outdoor and sports
A boy still learning to catch a pass gets a Nerf Vortex for after-dinner throws with a parent in the backyard.
Building setsAges 6+
79 pieces · set 21583
Steve's Taiga Adventure is a 79-piece LEGO Minecraft set for a fan who mines and builds on screen.
VehiclesAges 4+
This Hot Wheels City T-Rex track set puts a dinosaur in the way of a car collector's races.
Outdoor and sports
Nerf's Nerfoop puts a hoop of his own in a young basketball fan's bedroom, ready for indoor shots.
Building setsAges 6+
221 pieces · set 60447
This 221-piece LEGO City mountain truck hands a boy who loves rugged rigs his own build.
Games and puzzlesAges 6+
72 pieces (Ravensburger)
This Ravensburger Pokémon puzzle ball hands a young fan a jigsaw that rounds into a globe.
Dolls and figuresAges 3+
Dennis the Wolf brings a Minecraft character into stuffed form for a boy hooked on the game.
eeBoo's Fairytale Spinner gives a budding storyteller the makings of a fairytale, spin by spin.
Noodle Knockout brings a silly noodle matching game to a boy eager to beat his family.
Connect 4 Strategy brings the classic board game to a competitive boy eager to outsmart a parent.
Crayola's Inspiration Art Case keeps a busy young sketcher's coloring tools together in a case he can carry.
Before you pick a Pokémon coloring book for a six-year-old fan, consider this Klutz kit, which gives his coloring a stained-glass look.
The Dan&Darci rock painting kit gives a busy young crafter glowing paint for his own rock designs.
Crayola Broad Line markers hand a drawing-mad boy a set for his comics and homemade cards.
This Learning Resources pixel puzzle hands a young pattern copier a grid and a picture to match.
Osmo Pizza Co hands a number-loving boy his own pizza counter, ideal for families already into Osmo.
On his bedroom windowsill, a dinosaur expert in first grade sets up a prehistoric garden of his own.
Giving orders is half the fun of first grade, and this robot follows each one exactly, mistakes and all.
Building sets
Shark tanks built from couch pillows give way to a whole undersea world once an ocean-mad boy has these magnetic pieces.
Electronics
For a boy who prefers creepy crawlers to teddy bears, this remote-control toy spider is his to steer.
Books
The Day the Crayons Quit is a picture book for a six-year-old with a well-worn crayon box.
Books
Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea gives an early reader a graphic novel he can follow alone.
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The Sonic Free Rider skateboard runs on AA batteries that do not come in the box, so pick some up ahead of time; it is for a Sonic fan who drives the board down the hallway by remote and chooses every turn himself.
The Connect 4 Strategy game has him watching where each disc lands and blocking a rival's row before calling a rematch, while the Noodle Knockout game has him grabbing matching noodle pieces against siblings and parents around the table.
A boy who fills page after page with monsters and maps can carry the Crayola art case wherever an idea starts, since it holds his coloring and drawing supplies and packs them away again once the dragon is finished.
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