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Help your kids find their shoes in the morning by creating a shoe train with elfie sitting in the front. 19. Balloon Barricade Whatever kind of vibe you're going for this year, we have ideas to match. Here are just a few examples: Elf on the Shelf arrival ideas Many parents wait until their little ones are 2 or 3 and can understand and appreciate the “ magic .” Your Guide to Elf on the Shelf Rules

While I decided to latch onto this particular decision, I’ll tell you; it’s not for everyone. Once you start, the game will likely continue year after year. Place the Elf near your child’s piggy bank with a pound coin in its arms. 56. Elf steals the biscuits Do you have a bunch of bananas sitting in the fruit bowl? If so, buy your family this adorable elf banana costume and let them camouflage themselves. 9. Marker Face with Selfies If you’re interested in creating meaningful family moments during Christmas, it’s time to put down your screens and enjoy some disconnected fun. Leave a note that says your children must sprinkle the magical confetti on the eggs and tomorrow there will be a big surprise.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 Can elves drive? Or maybe they take a bus? Use whatever toy with wheels your child may have forgotten to put away and put the family elf inside for an all-aboard welcome, like this adorable school bus. 13. Ready to pop! Elf has taken a stuffed Santa toy hostage at the top of the tree! Idea and photo from Life with Lianne. 32. Elf takes a photo This one will probably be a kid’s favorite! Blow up a bunch of balloons and then create a bedroom door barricade with crepe paper. Imagine your child’s surprise when they run through in the morning. Elf on the Shelf Kits Can Simplify this Family Christmas Tradition Last year, we did this activity for the first time, and it was a hit! We bought a couple of boxes of candy canes and hid them all over the house. Then we set up our Elf with a note letting them know they needed to find them. 7. Board Games

Pur a small puddle of water on the counter and throw some buttons, a baby carrot, and other snowman accessories into the puddle. Then, sit elfie next to it with a blow dryer to make it look like he melted Frosty! 7. Pretty Toes Officially, Elf on the Shelf products are for kids from 3 to 15. But in many homes, it starts earlier than this, and toddlers often love it from about the age of two. 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 Set up your elf next to a circle of Skittles and post a sign that says, “Just Add Hot Water.” Include the extra Skittles, too, so your kids can try this experiment repeatedly! 8. Do You Want to Build a Snowman?For parents interested in upping the ante this year, here are a handful of creative Elf scenes that are sure to please ... but do require a bit of planning. 34. Shave a stuffy! Thirsty Elf is getting a drink of water from your fridge/freezer’s water dispenser. 46. Writing with toothpaste Holiday “poop” has become popular in recent years, with everything from reindeer poop and snowman poop at Christmas to ghost poop at Halloween and Cupid poop at Valentine’s Day. All of them are basically the same – some type of candy or edible treat with a special poem that magically transforms the food inside your gift into a questionable (but still tasty!) gag gift. Here’s what you need to create your own elf poop gifts. Elf has used toothpaste to write “2 days until Christmas”, or just a simple “Hi”, on tiles in the bathroom. 47. Making hot chocolate

For a goodbye letter, the Elf can thank your child for all the fun they've had, reassure them that presents are on their way, and that the Elf will see them next year. Perhaps include a note about how it pays to be good all year long! Add a sign saying “Do Not feed the dinosaurs” for extra cheeky fun. 66. Elf on the Shelf’s last day Print out or write a sign that says, “I’m just hanging around for Christmas,” and place it on the tree. From there, you’ll take tiny hangers and mix them in with your regular ornaments. Art Lessons with Elfie Seek donations from local supermarkets for pure profit. Otherwise, buy wholesale for great discounts from companies such as Booker, or through a local sweet shop. Finally, the family elf is pulling their weight around the house ... sort of. Put your Santa spy on an automatic vacuum and let them go for a short spin in the morning. No Roomba? No problem! Attach your elf to a mop, stand-up vacuum or broom. 63. A long winter's nap.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