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Easy and creative Elf on the shelf ideas that will see you through December.
Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas tradition for some, which involves toy elves being placed around the home during December to keep an eye on whether kids are being naughty or nice.
Looking for some easy Elf on the Shelf ideas that you can replicate in your own home for Christmas 2022?
We’ve been compiling some funny, fuss-free, sometimes naughty but always family-friendly Elf on the Shelf ideas to help you and your child count down to Christmas Day during the festive season.
The Elf on the Shelf phenomenon has gained popularity in the UK and across the world. In the run up to Christmas, the magical Scout Elves help Santa manage his naughty and nice lists by taking note of a family’s Christmas adventures and reports back to Santa at the North Pole each night. Each morning, the Scout Elf returns to its family and perches in a new spot, waiting for someone to spot them.
This activity sees parents, grandparents, family members and guardians wake up extra early every morning (or at night after the kids have gone to bed) to place the Elf in a different area or room of the house, usually up to some sort of mischief. It’s a firm favourite in many family households as the nearly month-long event sees kids race around the house looking for their Scout Elf each morning.
It is, however, quite the commitment and can sometimes take a lot of preparation and creativity.
Don’t touch your Scout Elf or they will lose their magic!
Scout Elves can’t talk but are great listeners: children can share secrets and wishes with their Elf as often as they’d like.
The busy Scout Elves must return to the North Pole on Christmas Eve to help Santa prepare for the next Christmas.
While the first week of December will be a breeze, it can be a challenge keeping it up for the entire month. So take a look at these easy Elf on the Shelf ideas that you and your kids will love this Christmas.