The 10 best rated toys under $20

The holiday shopping countdown is winding down, which means it’s time to grab those last-minute gifts and stocking stuffers—and figure out how much money you have left in your budget (the sobbing sound you hear right now is my wallet pleading for help ...)!

We are here to solve both problems with this list of the 10 best-rated toys under $20. We’ve got toys and games suitable for a variety of ages, from infant to adult, so there should be something for everyone on your list! All of these toys received 4 or more stars on Amazon, and most of them are best-sellers.

VTech Spin & Learn Color Flashlight / $12

Let’s start with a toy for the little ones. The VTech Spin & Learn Color Flashlight is designed for infants and toddlers up to age 3. It's highly interactive, using buttons, sounds, and lights to teach children about animals, colors, and numbers. (Be aware that, despite the name, this is not a functional flashlight; the colored lights are designed to glow rather than illuminate, and it should not be used as a light substitute.)

Play-Doh Case Of Colors / $8

You probably enjoyed playing with Play-Doh as a child, so why not pass that enjoyment along to the next generation? The Play-Doh Case of Colors includes 10 two-ounce cans of Play-Doh. It is possible to split up the case and divide the 10 cans between more than one child, but keep in mind that each can only contains a small amount of Play-Doh. This set works best when the recipient uses multiple cans and colors to create a Play-Doh masterpiece.

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Shopkins Season 3 12-Pack / $8

Shopkins are collectible small toys with their own app and webseries, and the Shopkins Season 3 12-pack is exactly what it sounds like: a pack of collectible characters from Shopkins Season 3. As with many collectible items, some packs may contain special, rare Shopkins—and you don’t know until you buy! If you know a young Shopkins fan, buy a 12-pack to add to their collection.

LEGO Creator Red Go-Kart / $10

Add to a child’s LEGO collection—or introduce a child to this classic toy—with the LEGO Creator Red Go-Kart. This is a 3-in-1 pack, which means the pieces in the box can be combined to create the red go-kart as well as a forklift and a quad bike. Amazon reviewers note that this LEGO set is not difficult to put together, making it an ideal intro set for kindergarteners or first-graders.

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LEGO Friends First Aid Jungle Bike Building Set / $17

If you’ve got a LEGO Friends fan, grab the LEGO Friends First Aid Jungle Bike Building Set. This set includes an Emma doll figure with accessories, as well as a first-aid jungle bike, a cave with a “falling rock” button, and a monkey figure. (The monkey gets hit by the LEGO rocks and needs first aid.) When LEGO Friends are in trouble, Emma is there to save the day!

Grow ‘n’ Glow Terrarium / from $15

The Faber and Castell Creativity For Kids Grow 'n Glow Terrarium lets children design their own terrarium jar with real plants, stickers and figurines for decoration, and glow-in-the-dark stars to light up their terrarium after dark. Decorate the jar, plant the seeds, add water every day, and watch the plants grow. The terrarium kit comes with enough supplies for two plant lifecycles.

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Memory Game Despicable Me Edition / from $13.50

Who doesn’t love Minions? The Memory Game Despicable Me Edition is the classic Memory game dressed up with a few familiar yellow faces. This game is fun for the whole family, and is especially enjoyable for younger children who are learning the basics of game play and practicing skills like taking turns.

Reverse Charades / $20

If your family is a little too old for Memory, try Reverse Charades instead. Instead of one person acting out clues for their team to guess, a team acts out clues for one of their teammates to guess. This game is designed to be fun for multiple generations, so get preteens and grandparents involved and see which team can score the most points!

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RoomMates Star Wars Decals / $10

What do you get a teenager? If they’re excited about the new Star Wars, consider getting them RoomMates Star Wars Classic Peel and Stick Wall Decals. These highly rated decals include characters from the original trilogy; if you want to give them new characters like Rey and Poe Dameron from The Force Awakens, get the RoomMates Star Wars Episode VII peel and stick wall decals. This set is so new it hasn’t yet been rated—but we’d like to think it’ll earn the same high ratings as the other items on this list.

Adventure Time Card Wars: Finn Vs. Jake / $16

Here’s one more gift that can work for a teenager—or an adult! Adventure Time: Card Wars: Finn Vs. Jake pits two players against each other as they draw cards, attack, and defend. This is the type of card game that comes with multiple expansion packs, so if you know an Adventure Time fan, start ‘em on the card game now and give them the expansion packs next year.

What’s your favorite low-cost holiday gift? Share it with us in the comment section below!

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