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

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Find the Hidden Treat:What a fun game for your kids’ to wake up to…flip the cups until they find a treat! (via Elf of the Shelf) Always popular and ever so easy. Grab a bunch of paperchains. You can use shopbought ones or make your own from coloured paper or old wrapping paper. 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

Getting into the Presents:Perfect for if there are some gifts under your tree, your Elf will try to sneak a peek! (via Snapshots of my life) It's time for your make-believe crew to bust out their ugliest Christmas apparel. Doll clothes work well, or if you're feeling really inspired, knitting homemade sweaters for the whole party is a possibility. 42. A special breakfast selection.

Place the Elf near your child’s piggy bank with a pound coin in its arms. 56. Elf steals the biscuits Playing Cards:Set-up a card game with all your child’s favorite friends. (via Snapshots of a Sweet Life) I hope you have enjoyed everything I have in this post, for now! As I mentioned, I will keep adding as I go! But I have updated it enough to give you guys not only redesign content from many moons ago, but new elf on the shelf content, too! I will be adding more as I complete them. But this post is already going into overdrive with people looking to be organised for their Elf antics this December. So, I figured I would update it with everything I have currently and keep adding as I go. Elf Operation Game:Make your own Elf Operation using pieces from the actual game. (via Jessica Manton)

How to get swole at the North Pole: Grab two marshmallows (gum drops would work too!) and a straw for your elf's own private sweat sesh. 19. Snow angels for Santa. Elf is eating chocolate spread or Nutella straight from the jar with a spoon and has some smeared on his mouth! 26. Upside down on the Christmas tree Need a little extra help? Grab my free Elf on the Shelf cheat sheet – a printable guide to what to do with the elf every day until Christmas Day. Everyone knows an elf's favorite drink is syrup! Grab a straw and whatever kind of syrup might be in your pantry to make sure your family's visitor has their favorite seasonal sip. 53. When life imitates art.Ask your child to do a drawing for the elf. The next day have the elf holding a drawing in return for your child’s drawing. 20. Elf is hiding in a houseplant For older kids, you could put together a longer message for them to read aloud, bringing Christmas greetings from the North Pole, and prehaps a reminder about the most important rule - not to touch the Elf or he'll lose his magic! Raspberries are one fruit that both kids agree on. It is definitely one of their favorites. They also created a fun yogurt cup with diced strawberries. mini chocolate chips and a candy cane. Serve special treats that they don’t normally have.