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Integrating your child’s favorite stuffies or games into your Elf’s antics will surely make them smile! Rapunzel:Rapunzel let her long hair down to help your Elf…perhaps he’ll become a prince?! (via snippets from suburbia) Those naughty elves are found all around the home during the Christmas season, often getting up to no good in the process. Kids who play are filled with anticipation each morning, as they begin the daily hunt for the elf sent by Father Christmas. Read on to find out more about where to buy Elf on the Shelf– and what to do with them once the newly adopted elf arrives in your home. Elf on the Shelf | What to buy and where

Elf Operation Game:Make your own Elf Operation using pieces from the actual game. (via Jessica Manton)Dry-Erase Marker:That Elf is getting into trouble again…this time taking a dry erase marker to all the (25) 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. A pile of white washcloths or towels can easily be made to resemble a snowy slope that your elves could be riding down. A cut out piece of plastic bag will do in lieu of a sledge. Snowman Elf on the Shelf Let the kids catch the elf in the act of wrapping some Christmas presents. Small, cheap items will do, so why not raid the supermarket or local dollar store for some little goodies? Peeping Elf on the Shelf

Elf Photo Booth:Grab some small dolls and these miniature printables and have Elfie ham it up for the camera. (via Living Locurto) Candy Cane Sledding:A simple candy cane sled will provide your Elf (and kids!) with lots of joy. (via Jenny Onsager)

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. Get the kids even more involved in the elf story by adding a themed Elf on the Shelf calendar into the mix. Mini Pancakes:Make a plate of teeny tiny pancakes for your Elf…and don’t forget the butter and syrup! (via Home Stories A to Z)

Elf Grocery List:Your Elf wants you to get a few things next time you go to the grocery store! (via Frugal Coupon Living) store the Christmas spirit necessary to make Santa’s sleigh soar. By adopting one of these snuggly Elf From an Elf on the Shelf train advent calendar to the Elf Pets range and the best Elf on the Shelf ideas for festive mischief, we hope this guide has given you some ideas about what to do with your December visitor.Superhero Costumes:Dress up your Elf as your kids’ favorite super hero with these teeny tiny Elf costumes (via Simple Made Pretty) Christmas Countdown:Have your elf make a miniature paperchain counting down the days until Christmas (source unknown)

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. We’ve pulledtogethera list of the best Elf on the Shelf ideas for 2021 that will make moving your Elf a breeze!Place the elf anywhere there’s food– inside a bread bin or cake dome, or even in the fridge. You could even place them atop a slice of bread, with a smear of Vegemite or Nutella behind their rear end. Oops! ‘Bye ‘Bye Elf on the Shelf