The Best Gifts For Teens

This comfy rocking chair ($159) is compatible with all of your teen's electronic devices and comes with built-in speakers to make movie nights and gaming more exciting.

Turn kiddo playrooms a little more teen friendly with a retro arcade touch. The iCade ($60) uses your teen's iPad to recreate the old-school style of gaming with bluetooth joystick and buttons — download classic games to give kids the full experience.

This modern take on the classic scavenger hunt requires your teen's favorite possession — their smartphone! Game of Phones ($20) asks players to engage in a smartphone scavenger hunt with their friends in which only the fastest players will survive (just kidding, they'll win points).

These sleek Star Wars headphones ($150, originally $200) come with removable wire (with microphone), a zip-up carrying case embossed with the Star Wars logo, and a certificate of authenticity for bragging rights.

Help them to keep track of the memories they've begun making at concerts, sporting events, and museums with this handy ticket stub diary ($12).

With every teen sporting an iPhone this year, the easiest way to avoid losing identical chargers after sleepovers is to differentiate their charger with a cool sticker set ($13).

Take cork boards to the next level with these super-sleek magnetic XO wall boards ($119), a cute place for teens to display photos, ticket stubs, cards, and more.

As your teen starts to grow up and become a little more independent, help them keep track of all of the places they've been — and all of the places they're dreaming to go — with this scratch map ($29).

Part statement necklace and part sentimental piece, this monogramed necklace ($179-$1,229) is a classic everyday accessory.

With Makey Makey ($50) your teen can flex their creative inventing muscles by turning virtually anything into a working electronic device — a doodle becomes a computer keyboard, or a banana becomes a remote control — the world is their oyster!

The coolest way to learn to knit is through a project that will create something they want to use, like this knit-it-yourself tote bag ($68) that they can use for school books, to carry to the mall, or for packing clothes in for a sleepover.

These trendy gold Emily & Meritt animal ear headphones ($59) are not only adorable, they're compatible with any of your teen's music-playing-devices.

If she's an aspiring makeup artist or an accessory aficionado, then this jewelry and makeup display ($160, originally $300) is sure to give her the perfect place for all of her nail polishes, powders, and necklaces.

Of course the fridge downstairs is packed with goodies for the whole family to enjoy, but what teen wouldn't want to have their own mini-cooler ($129) for drinks or snacks to share with friends who come over right in their bedroom?

You teen has likely got his hand on his smartphone at all times, but those smart little devices have more germs than a public restroom! With this smartphone UV sanitizer ($10-60) your teen can keep their phone germ-free so they can avoid getting sick and get back to that epic game of Candy Crush.

Give teens a lesson in pop culture history with the latest version of the popular pass-and-guess game ($12, originally $20).