Score Black Friday deals on toys for kids of all ages

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Toys make the holidays magical. They inspire kids to use their imaginations, share, and learn life skills, from storytelling to problem-solving (especially when assembly is required). But let’s be real, the joy of unboxing shiny new playthings never gets old.

From bikes to dollhouses and board games, even theses classics are still on wish lists — with a 2021 spin, of course.

For Black Friday, Walmart has great prices on the hottest toys for kids from ages 2 to 12, which are fun (and easy to put together).

Get a tot-size learning chair

At around nine months, babies start latching onto furniture and pulling themselves up in early moves toward toddling. Designed for 12- to 36-month-olds, this learning chair responds when toddlers sit or stand and has more than 150 songs and sounds. When they’re ready to kick up their little feet, there’s a light-up remote.

Give ‘peas’ a chance

With nursery rhymes and catchy tunes like “Yes Yes Vegetables,” CoComelon is the most-viewed YouTube channel in the U.S. and gets young learners excited about eating healthy and getting enough sleep. This interactive JJ Doll comes with clothes for dress up and a bowl for eating peas.

Cook up creativity

For tiny chefs, this tidy play kitchen has everything they need for whipping up a make-believe meal kit, including recipe cards, pots and pans, and a refrigerator and oven with opening and closing doors. There are even battery-powered kitchen sounds like clicking knobs and boiling water.

Let the good times roll

Want to be a holiday legend? Assemble this bike in three easy steps and add a giant bow. With a steel frame inspired by racecars, an adjustable padded seat, and back-pedal breaks, it’s just right for cruising around the neighborhood or picking up an extraterrestrial on the handlebars.

Inspire the DIY spirit

Based on the 1966 Batman TV series, this Batmobile LEGO set is for kids ages 7 and up. Once they’ve built the 345-piece classic car, there’s a rotatable stand and baseplate for displaying and admiring their handiwork — or a mini Batman and Joker figure for taking it on a Gotham City joy ride.

Connect over an analog, multiplayer board game

For two to six players ages 8 and up, a Spider-Man spin on Monopoly is perfect for spending quality time in the Marvel universe. Instead of passing go and buying up prime real estate however, players protect NYC from super villains, hop on the subway, and unlock spider powers.

Spark future architects and interior designers

Speaking of prime real estate, Barbie has moved into swanky new digs for 2021 with a 3.75-foot dollhouse featuring three floors, a working elevator, and 10 indoor and outdoor living areas. Kiddos with a flair for design can customize the lawn, pool, and slide, play around with the lighting, and DJ a soundscape.

Gift a futuristic rideable now

Teens and tweens are already onboard with the EV revolution thanks to hoverboarding. This rideable can go up to 6 mph with a range of up to three miles. For getting around in style, it has bright LED headlights, LED wheel lights, nonslip footpads, and a rechargeable battery.