Party bag ideas

[BlueyandBingo]

DD (nearly 6) and her friend are sharing a party in a couple of weeks. I am so fed up with getting bits of plastic tat in party which break straight away and end up in landfill.
Can anyone suggest a single item which we could do instead? Would rather not books if possible as they are all at such different levels… a craft project or something like that might nice… all ideas welcome!

This place has some lovely wooden bag fillers and colouring books, etch bookmarks etc

theoriginalpartybagcompany.co.uk/collections/craft-partybag-fillers?sort=price-ascending

I do stuff that's probably tat, but at least 'useful' tat rather than plastic toys designed specifically as 'party bag fillers.' For my 6 yr old DD, last birthday I did hair scrunchies, fun socks, initial keyrings (her classmates love keyrings on school bags) and just a small chocolate treat each. I've also done bath bombs in the past. So tat, but useful/consumable tat.

Things we have done in the past:
Notebook and pen
Hair bow or scrunchie
Paint your own piggy bank set (£3 each Tesco sale!)
Necklace and ring sets (Acessorize sale)

Personalised individually wrapped biscuits (a company called fees fondants on fb) instead of cake in each bag.

I would do a little notebook, a few stickers, coloured pen and a cupcake.

Try Rex for party bag fillers, I bought craft kits for my dd's party a few years ago.

Thanks everyone, some great ideas here

Or BakerRoss

We did poundland bucket and spades one year, Yes they are plastic but at least they have a clear purpose and friends were still using them at the park (and presumably beach) years later. Might be too early in the year to get hold of them though.

Sweetie cones , and a piece of cake.
Everyone loved them , no plastic tat.

I used to do books. Buy a collection from the Book People super cheap, they get one each (with plastic tat and sweets ). We had Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, Michael Morpurgo - can't remember the others! Also very popular but a bit more pricey were soaps with goldfish or Lego or toys in from soaps for little suds soapsforlittlesuds.co.uk/maintenance.php

The two best we ever did were (unusually cheap) kids umbrellas from Tiger and slap watches from EBay (although they came from China and needed ordering months in advance)