Five Star Gift Ideas

That's great to hear that your son has a specific interest that you can build upon when choosing a gift for him. Here are some gift ideas that may appeal to his interest in kite making:

1. Kite building kit: Why not gift your son with a kite-building kit with all the necessary components, instructions, and materials? This way, he can build his own kites and customize them the way he likes.

2. Kite-making book: There are many books available that provide step-by-step instructions on how to make various kite designs. Buy one or two for your son to give him more ideas and inspiration.

3. Kite-flying accessories: After building kites, your son will need accessories to fly them, such as a kite reel, line, and winders. A kite-flying line that's made with a stronger, lightweight, and low-stretch material can help him achieve higher flying heights.

4. Kite designs: There are many kite designs available that are based on popular themes, such as superheroes or animals. Consider buying your son unique kite designs to encourage his creative side.

5. Kite day trip: Plan a day trip to a nearby open field where your son can fly his kites without distraction. This will give him the perfect opportunity to practice his kite-making skills while enjoying the outdoors.

6. Kite festival tickets: Purchase tickets for a kite festival if there is one in your area. This is an excellent opportunity for your son to see a variety of kite designs, meet other kite makers, and display his own creations at the kite festival.

7. Kite-making classes: Look for kite-making classes that your son can attend where he can learn new kite-making skills, techniques, and get to make friends who share the same interest.

These gift ideas are sure to bring a smile to your son's face, allowing him to deepen his passion for kite making even more.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”