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Stocking fillers for 10 y/o DS

Oilucy View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 01:59 AM Post #1
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I would love some ideas, under $10, for stocking fillers for my son. He is getting one main present but I would like him to have a few little things to open as well (no socks or undies though!). I have bought him stationary for school for next year and a handball. Any other suggestions? Thought lego but would probably go over the $10 mark and I'd like a few little things....

Mrsbright View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 03:12 AM Post #2
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You could try: Lego mini figurine - about 5.95 National Geographic shop has great stocking fillers for boys under $10- eg they have pens with invisible ink and mini volcano kits I saw that Target had Lego head pencil cases which are very cute A book in a series he loves eg Zac Power, Wimpy Kid or similarBag of lollies or a big candy cane Sunglasses or cap Trashpack figures - can pick these up at Woolies Card game Moneybox Cheap kite - Aldi have some this week Beach towel, can find these for about $10 on sale sometimes ( pillow talk etc) Puzzle - Kmart usually has a good inexpensive variety

Lokum View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 03:33 AM Post #3
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Electric toothbrush (not a great one though)Fave junk food itemITunes voucher or cd single) as approp, or fave older movie on DVD - JB hifi and big w have heaps of specials

notorico View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 05:48 AM Post #4
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My 12yo DS stocking will have: handball yoyo lollies wallet cap movie tickets undies socks DVD Other suggestions would be: magic tricks slime/goo or similar diary of a wimpy kid book slinky rubiks cube or similar playing cards or uno

~THE~MAGICIAN~ View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 10:33 AM Post #5
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drink bottle swimming goggles book chocolate card game earplugs (if he has something to use them with) shower gel tee shirt water pistol

emma_jean View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 10:39 AM Post #6
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Tech Decks little squeezie torches (Big W has snowman / santa ones) Frosty mugs

Bacongirl View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 10:50 AM Post #7
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The Reject shop had lots of great ideas. I got a plastic cup with straw and lid (we make lots of slushies and milkshakes here). M&Ms in a tube with a personal fan on it. Lots of different American candies too. Snagged myself some Dr Pepper

#tootired View Member Profile	22/12/2012, 11:24 AM Post #8
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My DS 9 has pen torchlight minnow net sunglasses surf cap boardshorts surf tee erasers calculator times tables cd

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