Elf on the Shelf Board Game

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What's more fun than a coloring sheet? A coloring party that gets started by your family's elf (or elves!). Print some Christmas coloring sheets or simply open up to a coloring book that has been laying around and let your elves go to town. In this example, they color in the lines ... for the most part. Fun Elf On The Shelf Ideas Tic-tac-toe — but make it festive. Grab some painter's tape or washi tape, a couple small bows and any blank surface of your home for this fun (and easy!) play on a classic. 24. Elves watching ... "Elf"!

They encourage your kids to be well behaved and they’ll love to collect them all, so hopefully this should be a win-win! 63. Elves are playing a game Elf has made a smiley face using Cheerios, or whatever cereals you have to hand, on the breakfast table. 17. Elf takes the pups for a walk Reading a favorite Christmas story or dinosaur book – Set your elf up with a book, maybe a Christmas story or a dinosaur book, to encourage a love of reading. 6. Toy Car Racer 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.”

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This setup not only adds a touch of adventure and coziness to your elf’s daily antics but also might inspire your little ones to create their own forts in the living room. It’s a fun, engaging way to spark creativity and imaginative play during the holiday season. 2. Elf Tea Party If you've got clean laundry, you've got what you need to prep this silly scene. The kids will laugh out loud when they see their underwear draped all over the tree. 52. Just a small elf sip. Elf has made his favourite Christmas tunes playlist. This must mean it is song & dance time! Day 5 – How to Make Snowman Playdough

In some cases, they could also disappear when touched, such as when a dog might get a hold of them. Exploring outer space – Create a space scene with your elf dressed as an astronaut, maybe using foil for a space suit, exploring around a ‘moon’ made from a grey ball or a crumpled piece of paper. 33. Builder Elf 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 drawingsA scavenger hunt for candy canes – Hide candy canes around the house and let your little elf lead a candy cane hunt. It’s a simple idea that brings big smiles and fits perfectly into the holiday season. 39. Dress-Up Fun