Top 10 Stocking Stuffers Under $10

Grab some crayons and color in the provided robot heads, arms and legs, all of which sport flashing lights, electrified antennas and grinding gears. When they’re done coloring, they can mix and match the cards to make their own custom robot!

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This colorful set provides all the fuzzy pipe cleaners, stickers and spoons your little one will need to create a miniature zoo right at home.

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This not-so-average coloring book is filled with 24 open-ended coloring pages that leave room creativity and personalization, allowing your little artist to explore and be inspired by the images in the book.

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This simple gift includes 54 sheets of beautifully patterned paper for use in collages, arts and crafts projects, origami and scrapbooking.

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Perfect for an engineer in the making, this kit comes with everything you need to build a top fleet of folded flyers. The instructions are easy to follow, although younger kids may need some guidance building the more advanced planes.

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Washi eggs are a Japanese tradition using origami paper and glue to decorate eggs. If you have a crafty kid who wants a little bit more of a challenge with her next project, this kit makes the perfect gift.

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This hands-on science experiment is just as ooey and gooey as it sounds! Your kitchen laboratory is the perfect place to mix up this unique muck.

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Perfect for kids learning how to identify and voice their feelings, these monsters come equipped with some fun extras: the back of the book contains a sheet of stickers, seven finger puppets, and a miniature cardboard theatre.

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This little game packs a punch. With a healthy dose of competition and strategy, this game is great for a Sunday afternoon or a long car trip.

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There's something about this retro wonder that's irresistible -- stick one in a stocking for an anytime brainteaser. It's small enough to fit in the palm of a child's hand, but sports the same falling Tetriminos you may remember from your own childhood.

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