This is the first year that we will be having two little visitors. Thanks to the lovely people over at An Elf for Christmas, our twin girls are going to be visited by two Elves. A boy elf and a girl elf. You can read my review of An Elf for Christmas here, but in the meantime I thought I would share with you what our Elf visitors will be getting up to in the run up to Christmas.
December 1st – Elves arrive with Advent Calendars for the girls and welcome letters
December 2nd – The Elves have magic seeds that the girls need to bury. I wonder what will grow!
December 3rd – The magic seeds grow into candy canes!
December 4th – The Elves have had an overnight snowball ball fight with marshmallows and icing sugar!
December 5th – The Elves have an Elf colour in picture sheet for the girls to colour in
December 6th – The Elves have paints for the girls to paint a picture for Santa
December 7th – The Elves have a gingerbread house kit to make
December 8th – The Elves have been naughty and have tied up Anna & Elsa!
December 9th – The Elves have made a shoe train!
December 10th – The Elves have set up a treasure hunt for the girls! I wonder what prize there’ll be!
December 11th – Christmas craft – Paper Snowflakes
December 12th – The girls will wake up to find the Elves on a zip wire (toilet paper)
December 13th – The Elves have made a lego house!
December 14th – Pin the nose on the snowman!
December 15th – The Elves have had a sleep over with the dolls (sock sleeping bags)
December 16th – The Elves made snow angels (with icing sugar) on the dining table!
December 17th – North Pole Breakfast
December 18th – The Elves have made a swing and are hanging from the doorframe!
December 19th – The Elves practise their photography skills using mummy’s camera
December 20th – Elves are reading a story to the toys
December 21st – Festive cookie or cake making
December 22nd – Party games (pass the parcel etc)
December 23rd – The Elves have been busy colouring in pictures of Santa
December 24th – The Elves have brought the girls a Christmas eve box along with a farewell note
3 Comments
Martin
November 28, 2016 at 9:27 am
Thanks for this! Need inspiriration!
Mellissa Williams
November 28, 2016 at 9:31 am
How cute is this! I didn’t know elves have such a busy life in the run up to Christmas.
Explore With Ed
November 28, 2016 at 12:15 pm
I think my nephew and niece would love this – will pass the idea on. Thanks! 😀