By the age of 12, many children are starting to move away from the kind of toys they enjoyed in their younger days and are moving towards more grown up games that encourage them to enhance their knowledge and give them an outlet to vent to their competiveness and sportmanship.
Classics such as Risk and Trivial Pursuit are as popular now as every before, even though there are plenty of new games launched every year. There are also some great construction and science toys available that require quite complex problem-solving skills. Educational toys and models are also very good choices for this age.
Each removable layer builds up to teach kids all the elements of the calendar system.
Build five different types of planes with varying wing shapes and test them to learn how they fly.
This Android operated device offers front and rear facing cameras as standard.
A bit like a tug of war for brains, and serves up equal amounts of ecstasy and disappointment.
These superb trampolines are sold complete with their unique 3G safety enclosures.
Adds a new dimension to the Bop-It family of fast action and reaction electronic games.
As a test of fast thinking answers to questions, Split Second has no equal.
If the game wins you end up being swallowed up by the dark swirling waters!
The sets allow competitors to overtake each other at any point on the racing circuit.
