20 best Easter gifts for teens of 2021
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Does your teenager think they’re too cool for the Easter Bunny? They won’t when they see their amazing basket this year. We’ve got a varied collection of teen-approved gifts and trinkets that are perfect for Easter baskets—and there’s no sugar here! (We figure you don’t need much help with that part.)
We’ve rounded up teen trends including a makeup palette, LED lights, bubble tea, and ASMR. But our 2021 list also has classics like gel pens, a beach towel, a jump rope, and that old standby, cash. Your teenager will be thrilled that Peter Cottontail still pays them a springtime visit.
1. For the one who wants cash: A money maze
We all know that teenagers love cash, but it can feel impersonal to just give bills. This money maze puzzle puts some pizazz in their basket, with the added bonus of making your teen work for that money.
Get a money maze puzzle box on Amazon for $12.99
2. For the one who loves makeup: A Peeps makeup kit
If your teen is into makeup, this Hipdot x Peeps collaboration is bound to make them smile. The eyeshadow palette includes six shades inspired by the classic marshmallow treats, and the latex-free sponges actually look like four brightly-colored Peeps. Buy them all as a collection or get the palette or sponges separately.
Get a Hipdot x Peeps sponge set at Ulta for $24
3. For the one who loves card games: A groovy Uno edition
The classic card game Uno just got a retro ’70s makeover to celebrate its 50th anniversary. What a groovy Easter basket addition!
Get a Uno Iconic 1970s card game at Target for $5.99
4. For the one with a trendy room: LED lights
LED room lights are a big teen trend, and thus a welcome Easter basket addition. This set includes 32.8 ft. of multicolor LED lighting in two strips, which can be controlled with the included remote.
Get Govee LED strip lights on Amazon for $22.99
5. For the kid at heart: An Easter popper
This popper toy comes in two styles: a chick in a purple plane or a bunny flying a carrot, which is sure to elicit a chuckle or two from your teen. The set includes six foam balls—just squeeze and shoot!
6. For the one who loves taking photos: A new Kodak camera
The new Kodak Step camera prints instantly and it’s got everything a teenager could want. There’s a 10-second timer and a micro SD card that holds up to 128GB. And we can’t forget filters! Teens can print photos in black and white, color, or sepia tones and even opt for a border.
Get a Kodak Step Instant Print digital camera on Amazon for $69.99
7. For the one who’s COVID-safe: A trendy sanitizer spray
Cult beauty brand Touchland’s hand sanitizer mist is all over TikTok—need we say more? The Power Mist Moisturizing Hand Sanitzer’s cool case and fragrances (citrus, watermelon, and aloe vera) are Easter basket ready.
Get Touchland Power Mist hand sanitizer in citrus at Target for $12
8. For the one with big feelings: A Big Life Journal
The prompts in the Big Life Journal are geared toward cultivating emotional resilience—what teen couldn’t use some of that? Help your teen navigate their emotions with fun journal prompts. This science-based journal also helps with goal-setting and developing a growth mindset.
Get a Big Life Journal for teens on Amazon for $24.99
9. For the one who works out: A cool jump rope
This slick speed rope (it’s more intense than a regular jump rope!) will help your fitness fiend teenager with endurance and cardio workouts.
Get a Fila speed rope at Urban Outfitters for $12
10. For the one who’s into fashion: Trendy scrunchies
Lily Frilly scrunchie three-packs are available in leatherette and sequin styles. How fun will these look in your teenager’s Easter basket? Pro-tip: They also fit nicely inside plastic eggs.
Get a Lily Frilly leatherette scrunchie set at Target for $5.99
11. For the one loves a challenge: The latest GraviTrax game
Teenagers who enjoy building and engineering will love GraviTrax PRO, the latest iteration of the popular marble run game. The Vertical Starter Set includes 153 pieces for your teen to build a complex marble run structure using towers, walls and more. It’s pricey, but it’s also hours of brain-building fun!
Get a GraviTrax PRO Vertical Starter Set on Amazon for $79.99
12. For the one who sips boba: DIY bubble tea
Going out for Taiwanese bubble tea, or boba tea, is a popular teenage pastime. With this cool kit, they can make their own sweet drinks at home (much more pandemic-friendly). The kit includes two tea flavors (rooibos chai and classic black), tapioca pearls, and two stainless steel straws. Just add milk.
Get a Bubble Tea Kit at Uncommon Goods for $38
13. For the one who’s a little stressed: A glittery squeeze ball
The Arggh! ball is so satisfying to squish and squeeze—it’s a fun Easter basket addition. The glittery 4-inch orb is perfect for fidgeters and anyone who needs a little help focusing. Available in blue, pink, and yellow.
Get a Arggh! Glitter stress ball on Amazon for $12.95
14. For the one with a skin care regimen: A cool face cleanser
Skincare can be very important to teens, so this cool new face cleansing device will no doubt be appreciated. Made of antimicrobial silicone, sonic pulses work to clean skin and fight acne. And we think the bright yellow orb looks a little like an Easter egg.
Get a Meejee facial cleanser at Urban Outfitters for $79
15. For the one who’s into ASMR: Surprise sensory pods
Open the pod to reveal a sensory toy—it could be something to pull, twist, or shake. The pods are designed to create an ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) experience with different movements, textures, and sounds.
Get Sensory FX ASMR Pods at Walmart for $4.88
16. For the one who’s a beach bunny: An art-inspired towel
This beach towel has a cool, midcentury-inspired sun design, making it the perfect accessory for summer pool parties and beach days.
Get a sun and rainbow beach towel at Society 6 for $35.99
17. For the one who doodles: Gel pens
This Yoobi set contains 50 different colored gel pens—a major score for an artistic teen. Bonus: For every product purchased, Yoobi donates one to a U.S. classroom in need.
Get a 50ct Yoobi gel pen set at Target for $19.99
18. For the one who stays safe: A DIY mask kit
Face masks are a way of life now, so we may as well get creative. Teenagers can customize their own cotton masks with this Snapstyle craft kid. Use the app to turn a photo into a mask design, then print out a mask with an inkjet printer. Cotton sheets, ear loops, and nose bands are included.
Get Snapstyle printable face masks on Amazon for $6.48
19. For the one who loves board games: Surprise Monopoly tokens
Each Monopoly Surprise cube contains five surprises, including new Monopoly game tokens and exclusive coins.
Get Monopoly Surprise Collectibles at Walmart for $11.94
20. For the social media star: A Wildflower phone case
Teen favorite Wildflower has trendy new phone cases that are perfect for tucking into baskets. The Flames case comes in lavender, pink, green, and red. We suggest a pastel design to coordinate with the Easter eggs.
Get a Flames iPhone 12 case at Wildflower for $35
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