The Elf on the Shelf and Elf Pets Minis: North Pole Advent Train Advent Calendar 2023 for Kids - Includes 24 Playable Mini Surprises - New Toy for Every Day of Christmas - For Ages 3 Years and Above

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These days, not only can you 'adopt' your very own Elf on the Shelf (in a range of skin colours, eye colours and genders), there are also hundreds of accessories to help you create the most inventive scenes. Whatever kind of vibe you're going for this year, we have ideas to match. Here are just a few examples: Elf on the Shelf arrival ideas The elf on the shelf is one of the most popular Christmas traditions. But sometimes it’s hard to come up with new and fun ideas for what the elf can do. That’s why I’ve put together EASY printable elf on the shelf activities that are perfect for any age group. Don’t stress out about what your elf can do this year – just print out one of these activities and let them take care of things! Free Printable Hello / Goodbye Letters

Numbered from 1 to 12, each box contains a different festively-fragranced 50g Mini Candle surprise for yourself, family or friends to enjoy and to count down the Twelve Days of Fragrance! Deep Dark Red Finger Lime Gin: Deep, Dark, Bold and Intense! Made with pink finger lime caviar grown on their farm serve this with Bundaberg Ginger Beer & crushed ice it is eye-rollingly good! The advent calendar belongs to the Wildlife theme world from Schleich® and is suitable for children aged 4–12. Day 26 (12/19) - “Cooking” candy - Put some candy in a frying pan and have the elf “cooking” with a spatula. (Please, oh please, don't turn your stove on - not responsible for burnt candy in your house.) (Supplies Needed: candy, frying pan, spatula) Prep some stuffed animals, a DIY tent, a mini concession stand and a homemade trapeze to make this Cirque du Soleil-inspired scene come to life. 37. An imposter among us!Maybe the family pet thinks your elf is a toy — we will never tell. Pose them next to each other when you hear the kids coming and your daily elf work is done! 61. Pause for an elf-ie. Your elf is sure to become a loved and treasured family tradition that both children and adults will look forward to in the countdown to Christmas each year. Get into the Christmas spirit with favourite Disney characters! Do craft and press out the pieces to create your very own magical scene with Elsa, Belle, Pooh, Woody and more. Make it a new Christmas tradition and decoration to bring out year after year!

Day 3 (11/26) - Ziplining - Use a long piece of string and a coat hanger; tie the piece of string to 2 higher places 6-10 feet from each other and have elf hang onto the coat hanger to zipline across. (Supplies Needed: 8-10 foot piece of string, coat hanger) Day 8 (12/1) - Flour snow angel - Spread flour on a cookie sheet and use the elf to make a snow angel. (Supplies Needed: Cookie sheet, flour (sprinkles work too!)) If you have one just print this free printable elf on the shelf calendarand keep it in the drawer (away from their eyes) so when you need a little creative help you can choose one of these cute ideas. Elf on the Shelf Advent CalendarWhere have you been?! This Christmas craze has been taking the nation by storm since the mid-2000s. The pets can get involved in this year's elf games with some tape and a homemade sign. It helps if your pets want to pose beside their own hijinks for a morning photo! 55. This elf has us “Thinking Out Loud.” It's time to wrap it up in the bathroom! Your elf will cut a small section of wrapping paper and tape it to an empty toilet paper roll to create this punny scene. Just roll with it, OK? The Lumistella Company 5. Working up a sweat. You can find even more ideas in this handy Elf on the Shelf chart, too. You'll be spoilt for choice! Elf on the Shelf tips I mentioned above that we always have our Elf bring the annual advent calendar, whether it be a LEGO advent calendar or a budget-friendly chocolate one.

Grab some cooked pasta, syrup and a collection of sugary sweets to bring this Elf on the Shelf scene together! The only thing you need to add is a homemade sign to pull off this play on Buddy the Elf’s favorite dinner from the Christmas movie “Elf.” 43. Pool and floaty required. Either way, kids love the idea of getting a treat and there are plenty of non-candy advent ideas. Some great options for kids are stationary advent calendars, book advent calendars or what we did last year was LEGO advent calendars. If you think your children will love the look of this magnificent Elf on the Shelf calendar, why not try handing them some more handy resources?

More Elf on the Shelf resources to try

Print the funniest human (or animal) body you can find and do a little peek-a-boo elf cutout. If you attempt a human body one day, maybe try an animal later in the month. We love a multipurpose idea! 54. Where is the lie? This idea can be a good one if you have kids who struggle with the concept of magic alone allowing the elf to enter your home, in the same way that a Santa key can give them extra peace of mind that Santa can enter on Christmas Eve. On very special occasions, such as your child's birthday, Santa might give the Elf special permission to come and visit for a day. Perhaps only if your child writes a very nice note, though! Navy Strength Passionfruit Gin: Extra potent @ 57% ABV and super indulgent this Passionfruit gin is absolutely delicious dessert accompaniment or summer apertif.