Story Cubes - Hone Your Imagination!!

Roll the picture cubes & make up a story - imaginative fun.

$15.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your best toys for 6 year old boys?

Our best toys for 6 year old boys include Shark Glider - a smooth gliding and easy to throw flying shark and our ever so popular Spy X Night Mission Goggles - perfect for mini detectives exploring night-time adventures!

What's the average height for a 6 year old boy?

The average height for a six year old boy is around 3ft 9.5 inches. It's important to bare in mind that children's heights can vary a lot plus they go through stages of growth spurts.

Looking for inspiration for birthday gifts for a 6 year old boy?

If your looking for inspiration then you've come to the right place! From roarsome dinosaur gifts including the T-Rex Head Lamp to the Mini Hornit a perfect horn accessory for bikes and scooters featuring 25 fun sounds to Chess Teacher where your little ones can learn the art of this classic game - you can rest assured that Wicked Uncle has the perfect present for you!

Six is the age when most boys start 'big kid' school. Goodbye to kindergarten, nap time, and make-believe; hello to first grade and reading, writing, and arithmetic. This transition can be scary. Six year olds crave affection and praise from parents and teachers, so be sure they feel secure at this milestone age. If kids feel supported, they'll thrive in the exciting new world of first grade.

Six is the right age to start engaging with more sophisticated toys and games that are both fun and educational. You can't go wrong with silly science experiments, exciting engineering sets, and super cool robots!

This is also the age when kids start to love rules and rituals. (Or at least just the ones they make up!) A sense of order helps soothe their anxieties and makes them feel secure in what would otherwise be a scary world. So don't be surprised if you sit down to play with him and he begins by listing everything you can and can't do!

At six, kids also start to feel a sense of 'responsibility' around the home. If a six year old has a younger sibling, he'll want to be the 'big kid' and take care of them. He may also want to help with meal preparation. If you don't want to take chances with his culinary skills (hint: he'll put ketchup on EVERYTHING), why not try cooking together? Cookbooks with kid-friendly recipes are a fun and delicious way to reinforce math and science skills. Food for thought!