Elf on the Shelf Board Game

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Elf is hanging out on some tinsel! This tinsel is just draped over a small decorative shelf in our living room. It works great for a last-minute idea. 53. Elf is sorting the laundry Creative elf has lined up his friends and is taking a picture of them underneath the Christmas tree! Credit Simplify Create Inspire 33. Kissing Elf Here is another elf on the shelf floor is lava printable sign. This super cute letterboard sign is 2 inches squared and is the perfect size for your elf to hold.

Below you will find a link to grab your free Elf on the Shelf Activity Cards as well as links to dedicated posts for each challenge. Each post has a full list of supplies needed & detailed photos/instructions on how to prepare your activities! Completing a jigsaw puzzle – Set up your elf with a small puzzle, either in the process of completing it or triumphantly placing the last piece. It’s a fun way to encourage problem-solving skills. 27. Miniature Camping You could use doll clothes so that Elf has clothes his own size to organise. 54. Elf goes to space! What are your kids eating that day for breakfast? Put your elf beside their plate and "ta da!" The elf has taken credit for their meal, including toast with frosting and sprinkles. Yum. 17. Taking a little elf snooze.This setup not only adds to the magic of the season but also encourages your children to think about their own letters to Santa. It’s a great idea to spark conversations about gratitude and good deeds during the Christmas time. 9. Fishing Adventure Ask your child to do a drawing for the elf. The next day have the elf holding a drawing in return for your child’s drawing. 20. Elf is hiding in a houseplant Grab some marshmallows or blow up a couple of small white balloons and make the ultimate bubble bath for your North Pole visitors. If your elves wear clothes, make sure to put them over to the side prior to "jumping in!" Courtesy Jessica N. Turner 46. M-elf-e Kalikimaka! Create a delightful scene where your elf is trying on different doll clothes. You can set up a mini wardrobe or simply lay out an assortment of tiny outfits. This idea is not only adorable but also encourages imaginative play. In some cases, they could also disappear when touched, such as when a dog might get a hold of them.

I also have some free Elf on the Shelf letters here that you will love. One has an original poem printed on it for Elf’s arrival. The others are blank letterheads for you to use for any Elf messages you might need to send to your children throughout December.Remember, the spirit of this tradition lies in creating special memories and not in the complexity of the setup. So this December, let your creativity shine with these fun and easy ideas. Happy Holidays and enjoy the magical moments with your family elf! More Elf Fun Caught you being good” note cards from your friendly Elf on the Shelf are great to help reinforce positive behavior, boost a child’s confidence, & draws attention to ability, skills, being helpful and acts of kindness. You know… all the good stuff you love seeing!