20 Fun Easter Basket Gifts Under $10 That Aren’t Just Candy

Everyone loves Legos (kids, teens, and adults), and this budget-friendly set can be turned into a turtle with a water lily, then rebuilt into a chameleon or frog. Ages 7+

Bag charms are trending, and this plush bunny easily clips to backpacks or purses. There are seven colors to choose from.

Available in three juicy flavors, these glossy lip crayon come in adorable bunny packaging. It's enriched with Vitamin E for hydration and moisturize.

When they crack open these colorful eggs, they'll find an 8-inch dragon that can be posed and played with. This affordable set includes four 3.4-inch eggs, perfect for tucking into a basket. Ages 3+

Our readers can't stop buying this magnet fidget toy, which can be arranged into any shape or used as a pen. There are 13 magnetic rings and 10 large steel balls included.

If your teen is beyond toys, hide trendy jewelry or fashion accessories in her basket. This stretchy beaded bracelet has her initial, and there's an option with a dainty heart (also under $10).

They'll meet five adorable bunnies in this colorful board book. There are different textures to touch and feel on every page, including rough paws, wooly tails, and soft ears. Ages 1+

With 20 Easter coloring pages, this fun book is great for traveling. It includes seven paint colors, a paint brush, and a designated spot for water. Ages 3+

The perfect size for an Easter basket, this light-up mirror is great for teen girls and women. I keep one in my bag, and it's super convenient—especially for touching up makeup on the go.

Warmer days are ahead, and these sidewalk chalks are too fitting—they're egg-shaped and arrive in a cardboard carton. There are six glittery colors to encourage them to get creative. Ages 3+

Drop this happy little carrot-cruncher into the bath for a fizzy and floral-scented experience. The bath bomb has tonka and herbal lavender oil for a comforting effect, plus uplifting ylang ylang oil.

They can squish, stretch, and squeeze these adorable, glittery bunnies for stress relief. Separate the pack of four into multiple baskets—they're great for adults, too.

Slime is still all the rage, from preschoolers to tweens. They can squish, stretch, and hide the bunny figure in this orange butter slime. Ages 3+

My nieces and nephews love these plush balls, and they deliver an impressive bounce. Bluey is really popular for that 2 to 5 year age group, but there are a variety of characters (like Stitch and Spiderman) that are more fitting for older kids.

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A girl can never have too many scrunchies, so tuck a springy set into her basket. The silk is designed to prevent pulling, breakage, and creasing.

Packed with 21 "fill-in-the-blank" stories about spring, candy, and the Easter Bunny, this book will have the whole family laughing. It's recommended for kids 8 and up, but younger kids can get involved too, if you write for them. Ages 8+

Preschoolers can play with these eggs longer after Easter is over. Each egg contains a different color, with corresponding pegs to help them learn to sort and match. Ages 3+

Hunt for cleverly concealed items in Easter scenes, like bunnies swimming, shopping at the mall, or eating sushi. There's a range of difficulty levels, depending on their age.