Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast Party Set: Accessories, Decorations, and Props for a Festive Elf Breakfast Adventure

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When figuring out what to do with your Elf every morning search what you have in the house. A lot of inspiration can be taken from everyday items, so you don’t need to buy a bunch of props.

Place a little note (either written on the mason jar with a marker pen or jotted down on a gift tag) saying ‘Elf quarantine area’ or ‘Elf isolation house’. How to write an arrival letterArrival Party:Want to bring your Elf in with a bang? Throw a fancy little arrival party complete with sweet treats and your Elf trapped in a balloon! (via Third Stop On The Right) Time Out:If your Elf got into trouble the day before, he could put himself into the Time Out corner (via reading with Mrs. D) Elf Door:How did the Elf get inside? It must have been through the tiny fairy garden door that appeared on the wall! (via My Frugal Adventures) This works even better if you attach some of your child’s favourite action figures to the sleigh with wool or string as if they are pulling it! You could make it look like elf has crashed into the tree!

Get all the stuffed animals involved in a homemade game of Twister. Aside from a homemade Twister board (colorfully placed dots on a piece of printer paper), this scene requires a few stuffed friends and a DIY spinner. 40. What's popping?

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Elf brings Santa’s “nice” list to show your child, with their names on it! You can just do this on your computer and print it off in a nice font, or try handwriting it if you have good handwriting! Idea from Growing Clan 19. Sharing drawings

As well as being a really funny idea, it'll give you time to ease into things, not having to come up with something new for the Elf to do every night of the first week! The kids can use this time to talk to the Elf, from a safe distance, and get to know him. Is your Elf on the Shelf about to make his or her return this holiday season? Whether your elf is currently visiting, or still at the North Pole, it’s never too early to start planning your daily elf ideas and activities. Thirsty Elf is getting a drink of water from your fridge/freezer’s water dispenser. 46. Writing with toothpasteI have divided these into categories. I know I would appreciate something like this, so I hope you appreciate it, too! I will keep adding as I go with this list of helpful elf on the shelf printables, too. Elf Costumes Wrapping Paper Outfit:Looks like your Elf wants in on the wrapping fun by making themselves some new clothes! (source unknown) Orange Juice:A fun bendy straw takes freshly squeezed to a whole new level. (via Frugal Coupon Living) Kindness Letter:Encourage your kids to spread holiday cheer by letting your Elf arrive with a Random Acts of Kindness arrival letter. (via Living Locurto) Leave a note that says your children must sprinkle the magical confetti on the eggs and tomorrow there will be a big surprise.

This Simple Elf on the Shelf Arrival Breakfast is always a hit. I look forward to it every year too. It will definitely be something we remember for years to come. Nothing says holiday purge like digging through the couch cushions — so put your elf to work! Pose the family elf digging into the couch and stage anything he or she finds nearby. If your couch is pristine, stage a few items like candy, coins or toys. A full holiday clean-out: elf style! The Lumistella Company 2. Color coded. Army Men Capture:Your Elf didn’t stand a chance against your child’s army! (via Snippets From Suburbia) North Pole or Bust:Send your Elf off with a “North Pole or bust” sign while sitting on a globe! (via Frugal Coupon Living) Hide & Seek:Make finding the elf a game of Hide and seek! These Christmas-y printables leave clues to help the kids find him. (via The Resourceful Mama)

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Elf Operation Game:Make your own Elf Operation using pieces from the actual game. (via Jessica Manton)