Creative Gifts for 7 Year Old Girls

If you’re looking for creative gifts for 7-year-old girls, here you’ll find unique, creative, and educational gifts that any 7-year-old girl will love for Christmas, a birthday, or any other holiday! You’ll find games, ideas for crafts, pretend play toys, good books, STEM kits, and more.

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Gifts for 7 Year Old Girls

Unicorn Messenger Bag
Color your own messenger bag!

Kawaii Mini Erasers
My daughter loves making these erasers as gifts. This kit gives you 35 designs with step-by-step directions to make adorable erasers in rainbow colors of clay.

Playmobil Adventures of Ayuma Moon Fairy Spring
The Moon Fairies live near this magical spring. You can spin the middle of the lake to ear stars and points in this toy which is also a game. Includes two fairies and animals.

Yasmin! by Saadia Faruqui, illustrated by Hatem Aly
REALISTIC
Yasmin is an exuberant girl who is interested in everything from exploring to building to fashion. This book tells four short stories from Yasmin’s life, all in chapters with lively, full-color illustrations. Her Pakistani American culture is embedded throughout the story such as the foods Yasmin’s family eats like naan or how she calls her father Baba. This is a great choice for children who want easier books.

LEGO Dots Banana Pencil Holder
Isn’t this cute? This toy for 7 year old girls is great for them to design, create, and use!

Reading Journal for Kids
With 90 pages of appealing, easy-to-use activities and diary entries, children get to record and evaluate the books they are reading…and create a treasured memory keepsake.

Barbie with Wheelchair & Ramp
This Barbie comes with a wheelchair that can brake and roll, plus a ramp. What a cool, inclusive doll!

LEGO DREAMzzz Zoey’s Cat Motorcycle Bike Toy
Build a motorcycle and let your 2 minifigures ride it!

LEGO Baby Bumpy Ankylosaurus Dinosaur
How adorable is this dinosaur model? Use the 358 blocks to build your own Baby Bumpy!

Math Path Monster
Use your arithmetic skills (addition and subtraction) to escape the monster!

Mantis
We love this beautifully illustrated card game! It’s a great family game for ages seven and up where players match and steal sets of cards. Even my teenager loves this game!

Cutie Cuts Purple Puppy
Wash your puppy, shave with the clippers, and transform your pup into a new style. Paint their paws to add extra pizazz.

Dory Fantasmagory by Abby Hanlon
REALISTIC
Dory is one of my favorite book characters because her imagination is THE BEST! She has three imaginary friends: one monster friend, one fairy godmother (who is really a gnome-like man), and one bad lady nemesis. This book is totally hilarious and you’ll love the child-like illustrations — it’s a favorite book series for so many 1st grade kids, too. Also, see all the Dory books here.

LeapFrog Magic Adventure Globe
This is an interactive globe. Tap on it with the stylus to learn about places, cultures, languages, animals, and more.

Rosie Revere’s Big Project Book for Bold Engineers 40+ Things to Invent, Draw, and Make by Andrea Beaty, illustrated by David Roberts ages
This is an excellent, engaging activity book based on the fantastic STEM Rosie Revere, Engineer picture book. Colorful illustrations and a cool layout will entice readers to try, fail, and learn. Discover more about simple machines, build a marble run, solve engineering challenges, design a stuffed animal carrier for your bike, learn about inventors who failed a lot, and so much more.

Gnomes at Night
Work as a team in this fun cooperative search and find maze game. Move the magnetic gnomes around the maze as you chance a thief who is running around the maze leaving clues.

Elmer’s Squishies
Make your own squishy toys that you can squish, stretch, and scrunch. But first, follow the directions to mix and pour into the molds.

Fashion Angels Fashion Design Sketch Portfolio with Stencils
My kids LOVE these — do yours? 40 sketch sheets with pre-printed models’ silhouettes to make fashion drawing easy for beginners or for anyone who wants to improve their drawing techniques. Use the removable stencils with over 50+ clothing and accessory shapes to help create different outfits and styles.

Sketchbook and Jumbo Otter Pencils
Imagine, draw, and doodle in this cute 60-page sketchbook.

Barbie Totally Hair Heart-Themed
Style the 15+ long hair with color-changing clips, hair ties, 2 scrunchies, and a comb! Comes with a purse, sunglasses, and a necklace.

LEGO Castle
This 698-piece set features an opening, lockable castle with 4 levels, 5 bedrooms, a celebration cake, an animal playground and a key plus Ariel, Moana, Rapunzel, Snow White and Tiana mini-doll figures, plus 5 LEGO animal figures.

Create Your Own Bead Pets
Kids will love making all sorts of beaded animals with this awesome set that comes with cool accessories, including key rings and lanyard clips!

Littlest Pet Shop Playset
This adorable house comes with a Hamster and Capybaara and 20 accessories!

Penelope Strudel and the Birthday Treasure Hunt by Brendan Kearney
It’s Penelope’s birthday, but her Uncle Derek hid her presents from the pesky puffins. You’ll have to help her solve the puzzles including ciphers, mazes, and equations on each page as well as search for the lists of items. That will help Penelope move to the next room until finally, she can find out what her birthday present is. Tons of problem-solving fun with detailed, interesting illustrations!

Cool Animals Sticker Activity Book by National Geographic Kids
WOW! National Geographic never disappoints. This book is filled with 1,000 stickers of animals, puzzles, games, spelling, patterns, drawing ideas, and much more. Highly recommended.
***If you like this book, check out Ponies & Horses and Dogs.

Watercolor Dreams
Learn how to use watercolors and then paint the 20 darling designs any way you wish! Paint, palette, and brush included.

Plus Plus Horse
Interlocking cubes fit together to make a horse. Kids love these clever puzzles!

MudPuppy Cat Cafe Puzzle
Puzzles for 7 year old girls build fine motor skills and visual discernment. Plus, they’re fun!

The Fabled Stables Willa the Wisp by Jonathan Auxier, illustrated by Olga Demidova
Auggie, the only human, lives on an island of mythical creatures but he’s lonely. When a new stall magically appears, Auggie enters and meets a Wisp who is hunted by ruthless magical poachers. It’s a darling start to a new series perfect for fantasy-loving readers.

Wooden Stable Box and 8 Horses
From Melissa and Doug, this playset includes 8 horses, a stable, and a breed guide.

King of the Birds by Elise Gravel
Arlo is a crow who is a self-proclaimed king of the birds. He meets a cute yellow bird named Pip and they become friends. Arlo explains his many talents to his new friend, Pip and together, the friends go on many adventures like visiting the big city and hunting for shiny things. Interspersed in the story are impressive crow facts like they have big brains and can count up to 6 objects. Readers will find this book both entertaining and informational.

Botley the Coding Robot
We love and recommend Botley! It’s easy to use and does not require any other devices– NO smartphone or tablet required. It’s a hands-on way to learn the foundational thinking concepts of programming in code (sequencing, looping, if/then). FULL REVIEW HERE.

Where’s the Llama? by Paul Moran, illustrated by Gergely Forizs
A group of ten llamas in the Andes in Peru decide to see the world. Can you spot them in each of the world locations like Miami Beach, New York City’s modern art gallery, a fairground in Canada, a Cambodian jungle, an ice park in China, and more? Answers are in the back plus more things to spot. We love the artwork in this book!

Scooter
Keep your kids outside and active with this fun, sturdy aircraft-grade aluminum scooter. Hours of fun!

Colors of the World Markers
These 24 new Crayola colors that represent people from around the world are essential for homes and classrooms.

KLUTZ Sew Squishy Cubes
Use the 24 page book to follow the directions to make 3 squishy felt creations: a unicorn, a phoenix, and a yeti with felt pieces precut with holes for extra-simple sewing.

Mia Mayhem by Kara West, illustrated by Leeza Hernandez
FANTASY
When Mia gets accepted into the Superhero training program, she learns she is SUPER. She even learns that her parents are, too. After school at her new superhero training, she has a disastrous first day and learns that it takes work to become a superhero. Black and white illustrations, bigger print, and an exciting story make these good books for second graders.

Hedgehog Plush

Kindle Fire Kids
Perfect for growing readers, this Kindle Kids Edition offers a black and white glare-free display with access to many popular book series including Harry Potter. Kindle Book Recommendations HERE.

Melissa and Doug Created by Me Flower Fleece Quilt
Knot together this soft and fuzzy quilt in any pattern design you like using the fleece squares provided. Talk about a fun and cozy arts and crafts project for your creative child.

Pusheen Dinosaur Cat
Anyone else have a Pusheen-obsessed child? Mine loves all things Pusheen. Check out this cute, soft, and huggable pusheenosaurus!

Alien Slime Lab
Get messy as you mix up batches of unidentified “alien” slime and conduct tests on them to analyze and investigate their special properties. Real science and playful science fiction come together in this wacky, activity-filled kit! For example, conduct viscosity tests on the slime, dissect it with tweezers and a plastic scalpel, cut out a brain shape, Stamp it with an alien head, and add eyes to your Alien slime! (Non-toxic.)

Skyrocket Blume Doll
Water your doll and see who emerges from the flower pot! Who will you Blume?

Reading Headlamp
Headlamps beat book lamps for reading hands down. Why? Because they’re hands-free AND have much better light! (All over the page light, not just in one spot.) Plus, how cool are you when you sit in bed with a headlamp?! Gift this reading gift along with a new book for your next holiday.

Zoey and Sassafras by Asia Citro, illustrated by Marion Lindsay
FANTASY
This is a kid-favorite, wonderful fantasy series that incorporates the scientific method! Zoey learns that like her scientist mother, she can see magical creatures and begins to assist her mother who helps injured creatures. When her mom leaves town, Zoey must listen for the special doorbell in case a magical animal needs her help. With the help of her cutie cat named Sassafras she helps a sick baby dragon. But that’s only the beginning of her magical animal adventures…

Hot Wheels City
Store your cars in the parking garage and then speed down the side-by-side racetrack but watch out for the Robo T-Rex!

Tenzi
We highly recommend this fast-paced, fun and easy dice game.

National Geographic Astrophysist Barbie
Barbie, the woman with a million careers, is now an astrophysicist dressed in a top with space-inspired print, has a large telescope that swivels so kids can role-play a Star search, and comes with a Star map to find a favorite Star or discover a new Planet.

Klutz Make Your Own Soap
Learn soap-making basics (chemistry) from melting to molding, adding fragrance and glitter, in designs like a cat, a fish, a cupcake, a star, and more.

Mad Libs Junior
Perfect for the youngest readers and writers, these are hilarious fill-in-the-blank stories that remind kids about parts of speech and storytelling.

Dr. Eureka!
My kids love this game so much. Try to solve the formula on each challenge card using your 3 test tubes using the 6 colored balls. BUT don’t touch the balls with your hands or you’ll be out! The first one done wins the card; the first person to get five cards wins. Read my full review here.

Kandoodle Jr.
My kids and I think these logic puzzles are so much fun! Probably because you get the pieces to manipulate and can choose your level from easy to challenging. The game lets you get the hang of the strategy with the easy levels and then you progress to more difficult puzzles. A bonus is this is a great on-the-go activity since it comes in a nifty carrying case.

Unicorn Socks

Enchantimals Patter Peacock Doll
Patter Peacock is a 6-inch doll that comes with a cute little peacock animal friend. If your kids love the Echantimals, don’t miss the Enchantimals Treehouse.

eeBoo Create and Tell Me a Story Cards
We’ve used these cards for family game night, story writing, and road trip fun. They’re versatile and will get your kids thinking creatively!

WellieWishers
These are sweet, diverse girls who value kindness and friendship — all the while wearing in their wellies! See the doll’s line of early chapter books, too.

The Princess in Black by Shannon Hale and Dean Hale, illustrated by LeUyen Pham
Princess Magnolia has a secret. She’s really the Princess in Black who fights Monster Land monsters even when having tea with the stuffy Duchess Wigtower. (She just takes a short break.) It’s a wonderful, age-appropriate early chapter story with gorgeous eye-popping illustrations mixed with a good ratio of large text and white space on the easier side.

Bird and Squirrel on Ice by James Burks
Okay, this might be my new favorite graphic novel series– it’s absolutely hysterical! In this first book, Bird’s over-confident, laissez-faire character pairs perfectly with Squirrel’s logical, fearful one. The duo crash land in the Penguin world, where Bird is thought to be the “Chosen One” meant to save the penguins from the Great Whale. Absolutely everything is pitch-perfect — the illustrations, the characters, the dialogue, and the pacing. I highly recommend it.