Will a 11 year old enjoy this?
1460770
I purchased two of these for Christmas; for a 5 and a 6 year old. Everyone including the parents enjoyed building with them. Our 8 year old grandson really enjoyed them! He is our oldest but I think it would work for an 11 year old just fine.
1460771
Depends on the kid and what kind of stuff they like to play with, but I don't see why an 11 year old shouldn't. I like it and I'm 34.
1460772
If your 11 year old enjoys building things then I can say "Yes, they will love it". My 9 year old loves building shapes and then running the marbles through over and over and over. He likes the plans as well as doing his own shapes.
1460773
I would think so. If he likes creating things (like Legos). They can reconfigure it any number of ways. And there are add on pieces available so they can make it as intricate as they want.
844136
Yes I think this Stuffie would be great for an 11 year old. My granddaughter loves her. Good Luck. Carmen
1350715
well, given that it has easily removable limbs attached to ball joins, I would say no. BUT - there are others that are cheaper and much sturdier that you can find on Amazon and they will hold up well to the kind of play activities 11-year olds will put them through. Hope this helps.
459741
They may enjoy it. There are more advanced games available but I'd probably get a Nintendo DS at that age.
1337076
Depending on the size of your 11 yo. My guess is not likely or not likely for very long. It works well for our 2 yo and assuming it could get to 5-6 yo
1874587
It kept my 11 year old busy for about a week and a half...to me it was worth the $$
1179906
Yes, it would be great. There is a 30-day free, trial version that he can download. At the end of that time, he should know whether or not he likes it. That's what I did, and after the trial period I was hooked.
1788826
Yes, it would be appropriate for an eleven year old. However, I am currently waiting for a replacement unit, as it was defective.
829833
Yes but it the skill level is low. I would say it would be good for a kid 11 or older.
16169
A very smart 13 may tire of this quickly, depending on mechanical and electrical aptitude. My 11 year old son of an engineer enjoyed it longer than any other "toy" I have seen him with. I would recommend you give it too your niece with the knowledge that she can upgrade to a more complex kit when she has exhausted the possibilities with this one. I'm sure you and she won't be disappointed.
888137
This one was given to my 14 year old son, but his 12 year old and 9 year sisters steal it from him all the time to try to play it. I think the Space Challenge Maze would be fine for an 11 year old.
19276
I'm not too experienced with children of that age, but I think they would have fun with it. It may be a bit tough, but I played video games at age 6.
1666435
I think it would withstand an 11 year old, but I think he or she would soon need something closer to the real thing. We've never had it come undone or break; and it does stick to your target, but you have to be pretty straight on.
1810260
We bought it for my 10 year old & he enjoyed it. He has more patience than our 11 yr old, so I think it will be great. The pieces are way tinier than standard Lego, so that makes it challenging.
2240485
I think it would be fine. I bought it for an 11 year old and he loves it. My 7 year old uses it as well!
1344928
I think you can start as soon you feel they are old enough to appreciate it it! My daughter is 11 and still loves it , Although we just started tradition last year, this is a whole new thing for us.
968286
Not in my opinion. My son has some friends that age, and they have really enjoyed it as well. Hope that helps!