Elf on the Shelf Board Game

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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 You’ll find 2 versions of the Elf on the Shelf floor is lava printable sign and a ‘clean your room’ sign to use during December. Best of all, they’re all FREE. Christmas Eve Tradition: Create a new tradition by gathering around the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Everyone can share their elf names and, for an added twist, narrate little stories about their elf personas.

Everyone knows an elf's favorite drink is syrup! Grab a straw and whatever kind of syrup might be in your pantry to make sure your family's visitor has their favorite seasonal sip. 53. When life imitates art.Add a little extra every morning when your kids run around trying to find the Elf on the Shelf. These 24 cute and colorful notes have silly jokes, encouragement, reminders to clean up or read, fun messages from Santa’s reindeer and countdown until the big day! Pop Elf into the biscuit jar or tin and have him just peeking out of the top. Trail a few crumbs around the outside of the jar to show he’s been eating them in the night! 57. Face masks

And don’t forget to share your own elf adventures on social media – your favorite elf scenarios might just be the perfect inspiration for another family looking for simple and creative ideas. Table of ContentsWhat's not to love about a classic snow angel? Whether you use rice, coconut, flour or sugar, you can keep the mess minimal by making it happen in a large baking dish or on a sheet pan. Courtesy Ashley Bryant 20. Climbing to un-bow-lievable heights. Elf on the Shelf humbly began as one of Carol Aebersold’s childhood traditions with her family’s elf, Fisbee. In 2005, Carol and her two daughters decided to share their childhood traditions with the world. Together, they began a worldwide media sensation when they self-published their book and elf kit, Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition. Rather than moving them around each night, the kindness-focused elf can add points to a classroom reward chart or leave surprises on individual students’ desks. Just make sure your elf can be trusted with the prize box!