Pick out some festive treats for your family on arrival day with your elf posed and ready to excite along with this cute donut-themed printable. Make each day a learning experience by writing or printing out a set of clues to indicate the elf’s whereabouts.

In fact, she is the first one to open the box of great grandma Leena Peura’s ornaments, which also includes Leena’s important journal! Or make anything appear to be shrinking with the Magic Shrinking Machine printable that’s sure to bring on the smiles.The idea is that the reindeer is your elf’s best friend, and its magic powers are required to help Santa’s sleigh to fly around the world each Christmas Eve. Advent Calendar:When you’re already counting down the days until Christmas, your Elf can bring an advent calendar upon arrival to help the kids’ countdown the days! This super-soft Noorah plush is an extraordinary companion for anyone who believes in the magic of Christmas! Pop a paper straw into a pod and sit your elf down ‘drinking it’, so it looks like he or she is taking a morning coffee break! Janine has a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) from the Queensland University of Technology and works as an editor of the popular Families Magazine.

Coloring Sheets:Kids love to color, so have your elf drop off some fun holiday-themed coloring sheet printables that they can decorate with when complete! By adopting one of these snuggly Elf Pets ® Reindeer and showing it love, children generate the merriment, wonder and joy necessary to help Santa fulfill his Christmas Eve mission. Fun Fact: Tinsel and Timber secretly place great grandma Leena Peura’s journal where their family will see it so they can learn about a group of tiny reindeer at Santa’s North Pole known as pikku deer. Fun Fact: If you look closely, you will see Macy has an Elf Mates Chef that sits on her bedside table. We’ve pulledtogethera list of the best Elf on the Shelf ideas for 2021 that will make moving your Elf a breeze!Report Card:This printable Elf report card includes a checklist to report back on whether each kid is naughty or nice! Perler Bead Portrait:Have your Elf make his own portrait, or bring a Perler beads kit for the kids to try! Even with his throwback style, Gym Dandy is good with technology and ready to coach to Scout Elves to a Christmas victory. In fact many people take to social media each day, posting pictures of their misdeeds on sites like Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Instagram. A pile of white washcloths or towels can easily be made to resemble a snowy slope that your elves could be riding down.

Find the Hidden Treat:What a fun game for your kids’ to wake up to…flip the cups until they find a treat! Candlelight S’mores:Have you Elf roasting a mini marshmallow over a candle (we suggest using one with a faux flame for safety).

Every night when the kids are in bed, parents across Australia are now placing the elf somewhere unexpected so the kids can have fun hunting for them each morning. The reindeer Elf on the Shelf set includes a super cute reindeer plush toy, plus a book telling the tale of this new ‘reindeer tradition’. All they know is that they discover their elf visitor in some sort of compromising position each morning, such as wrapped up in toilet roll or in the fridge where they’ve finished off the leftovers. Donut Seeds:Use cheerios as “mini elf donuts” and plant them to grow your own donuts for breakfast the next morning. Make it simple but cute with the addition of some easy printables to display with the candy canes and marshmallows.