Elves Behaving Badly Accessories, Red, Elf Toys

Product Information

Having a sleepover with other toys – Arrange a sleepover scene with the elf and other toys, complete with a tiny blanket and pillow. It’s a cozy and adorable setup. 22. Cotton Ball Snowman This beloved family tradition has captured the hearts of children everywhere who embrace the magic of having a Scout Elf who reports to Santa each night during the holidays. This boxed set has everything needed to make lasting Christmas memories! Elf has made an aerial slide using a piece of string or ribbon strung across your room! He’s got a candy cane and hooked it over the string and is hanging on for dear life! 12. Chocolate poop Organizing a mini picnic with toy animals – Set up a small picnic scene with the elf, complete with a tiny blanket and some play food. It’s a delightful scene for toddlers, especially if they love outdoor adventures. 12. Superhero Adventures This elf is ready for anything now that it is all wrapped up in bubble wrap! And there’s always plenty of bubble wrap around Christmastime! See how it’s done at Frugal Coupon Living.

Dressed as a superhero – Dress your elf in a mini superhero costume and create a scene where it’s saving the day. This can be a great way to incorporate your child’s favorite superhero stories into the tradition. This creative elf made a game of Twister! Get the printable from The Gingerbread House! 20. Elf on the Shelf Makes A Box of Donuts After a few weeks of scouting for Santa, your Elf on the Shelf might need a spa day to relax, rest, and recharge for a few more weeks of spying keeping an eye on your kids. The Elf on the Shelf tradition is a fantastic way to add a little mischief and a lot of joy to the Christmas season. These simple elf ideas are great for toddlers and can be easily set up with everyday items. If your little ones have a sweet tooth, why not get your mysterious elf in on the action? The elf could sit on top of its very own little hot chocolate station with hot chocolate, marshmallows, and anything else you like to add to your winter-warming drinks. Drink up with the family, and enjoy!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 Contents The Paez family woke up to a silly surprise on their family photo! Fortunately, it was dry erase marker!! 3. Toilet Paper Snowflakes Creative elf has lined up his friends and is taking a picture of them underneath the Christmas tree! Credit Simplify Create Inspire 33. Kissing Elf This one isn't for the faint hearted... surprise your kids with a balloon and streamer barricade at the door of their bedroom. Set your own early morning wake-up call with colourful balloons, streamers, and tape, then leave the party-loving elf somewhere up high to keep watch. Camping in the living room – Create a camping scene with the elf, using a small tent (made from a handkerchief or paper), and a pretend campfire. It’s a cute way to bring the outdoor adventure inside. 28. Elf Magician

Got a spare dinosaur, toy motorcycle, stuffed dog, or other animal? Prop your Elf atop whatever toy you find and let them go for a joy ride. PPAE Pen Pineapple Apple Elf (by Life Should Cost Less) — This talented elf brought a viral video to life! 39. Gift Exchange Make sleepy elf a bed out of a box of tissues, using some folded up tissues as a pillow and a tissue as a duvet. 44. Swinging from the ceiling

Every family has their own favorite Christmas traditions that they celebrate with each year—like kissing under the mistletoe, baking a Christmas ham, and caroling for the neighbors. In the Drummond household, the annual holiday activities include taking pictures in matching Christmas pajamas and enjoying homemade cinnamon rolls. But there's one tradition that's become increasingly popular with families in recent years: Elf on the Shelf! The kids are going to go wild when they see what their elf has been up to this time…ziplining over the living room! See how it’s done with this post from Kids Activities Blog. You could also – if you don’t mind the mess – squeeze some toothpaste around the sink to make it look like the Elf got carried away when cleaning their teeth. 24. Hanging out

Try draping him over a branch, or have him hanging upside down! A really simple but effective last-minute Elf on the Shelf idea. 21. Sliding down the stairs One time when our girls were spending the night at Grandma’s house, our elf had a slumber party in their room! This is definitely one of our favorite easy Elf on the Shelf ideas, and it is always a winner! 27. Wrestling ElfWe know kids love ball pits, so why shouldn’t your Elf on the Shelf get in on the fun, too? All you need is a box, some pom-poms of various sizes, and viola! Thirsty Elf is getting a drink of water from your fridge/freezer’s water dispenser. 46. Writing with toothpaste Scout Elves can't talk but are great listeners: children can share secrets and wishes with their Elf as often as they'd like. Elf on the Shelf to the rescue!! A mask and a cape and this superhero elf is off on an adventure! Get the costume ideas from Kids Activities Blog!