My grandson who'll be 12 in January loves the technical Lego that makes moving models. He also likes remote control helicopters. He just saved up and bought himself a trick scooter (I think that's what they're called. Very small and they use them on skate parks) If your grandson has a biggish garden, mine loves his zip wire (which again he saved up for and bought himself) He's very good with money, he'll do jobs to earn it and along with his pocket money he'll save it for months and months without spending a penny of it until he has what he needs. Then he'll hang on for a bargain price!!!
What about a Trilobites kit?......both my two loved them when they were about his age...really interesting to watch 
They are tiny prehistoric type aquatic creatures....you buy a kit and hatch them from eggs,feed them until they grow big enough to be moved to a 'city' It's dead easy to do but the kids are amazed thet they can have their own prehistoric creature...absolutely fascinating for kids...
They look a bit like a tiny Horseshoe crab.....Amazing things....
You used to be able to buy the kits from Argoose but I bet you could get them on here too....
Yes you can...type in Triop World
@twishy123 wrote:They are tiny prehistoric type aquatic creatures....you buy a kit and hatch them from eggs,feed them until they grow big enough to be moved to a 'city' It's dead easy to do but the kids are amazed thet they can have their own prehistoric creature...absolutely fascinating for kids...
They look a bit like a tiny Horseshoe crab.....Amazing things....
You used to be able to buy the kits from Argoose but I bet you could get them on here too....
Yes you can...type in Triop World
When my children were young they were called 'Sea Monkeys' They are in fact brine shrimp. They either all die or they thrive very well and you don't know what to do with them. You can feed them to fish, they love them.
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