Analog Adventures: The Coolest Screen-Free Toys of 2024

In this board game, players must work together to construct the Monkey Palace while competing for the highest LEGO brick income and points, all under the watchful gaze of the Monkey. The game's use of LEGO pieces means that each play session's building experience and final construction are totally unique!

Place any of the four pets on the salon chair to customize their looks with the included eight washable markers and airbrush tool. Then, wash the pets with water to create new designs. 3+

This 48-piece set includes sleek black magnetic quarter circles, arches, intersections, and ramps. Kids can build roads, raceways, skateparks, cities, and more. It is compatible with all Connetix sets.

This trio of foam dart blasters includes the Gnarl, Blink, and Maulr, each sold separately. The blasters can blast between 150-200 feet, and each one comes with safety glasses and additional accessories.

Build a unique sensory experience with this modular sensory toy. Grab a board and pop in six of 12 unique, magnetic tiles, which feature fine motor challenges, cause-and-effect discoveries, and more.

Ten vibrant blocks help little ones explore and learn in a safe way. Each block features bright colors, letters, numbers, and patterns.

This playset helps to teach kids numbers and colors and to develop fine motor skills with its eight actions. Kids can push the pig, pull and spin the doors, rotate the silo, and more.

Kids can use more than 1,000 colorful, assorted beads to create friendship bracelets with different messages to wear and share with friends.

This space-themed building set includes a shuttle that doubles as a storage container. It comes with an astronaut figure and new microMAGS pieces.

This Playmobil set calls kids like the sea calls Moana. Kids can join the princess and Hei Hei on seafaring adventures with this imaginative playset, which features Moana’s boat from the first film and accessories. 1+

Each player races to be the first to snap a path between their light and the communal battery. Build the circuit path solo or play competitively with up to four players as everyone learns the basics of electricity.

Puzzling meets DIY decor in this activity set, with which kids can create a prismatic star-shaped lantern that plugs into a USB and lights up.