The Best Holiday Toys and Gifts for Tweens

It looks like a Rubik's Cube—but that's where the similarities end. With this puzzle kids get to tilt, shake and flip the cube to solve digital puzzles, mazes and challenges. Like a digitally-enabled Perplexus or labyrinth, the flashing square will always want to go one way while players try to control it to accomplish missions (or make music). Lots of fun and good for problem-solving skills.
$40, scholarschoice.ca