177 Christmas Elf Ideas - Page 10 of 12

Easy elf idea – the miniature hopscotch course

Six numbered paper squares make a little hopscotch course for your elf, with a button marker and a cheerful Hop to it note.

Your elf checks three finished miniature presents against a homemade clipboard before approving them for Christmas delivery.

A jar of strawberry jam blocks a little road of toy cars, and your elf is left trying to deal with the Christmas traffic jam.

Your elf starts a race between two paper boats on a dry homemade river, with a tiny flag and finish sign ready on the table.

Three little paper fish and a clear container make a completely dry aquarium for your elf, with homemade seaweed and no water to tidy up.

A cardboard box and a few pretend controls become your elf’s time machine, set for Christmas but apparently still waiting to work.

One little paper cloud has produced a pretend shower, and your elf has borrowed a tiny decorative umbrella to prepare for it.

A handkerchief blanket and a few paper sandwiches give your elf and a teddy a very small picnic for two.

Two marshmallow snowmen wait at your elf’s workstation, with one decorated and the other still expecting its face and buttons.

Your elf answers a very important call from Santa using an unpeeled banana, with a tiny homemade phone book beside him.

Your elf waits by the window with homemade binoculars, watching a little paper robin perched on the plant pot.

A little cardboard bookshelf and miniature paper books become your elf’s lending library, ready for a Christmas story choice.

A little trail of snowy elf boot prints leads from the door to your returning elf, with the flour kept on a removable paper runner.

A cardboard backboard and tiny paper hoop become a North Pole basketball game, with your elf narrowly ahead of the teddy.

Your elf puts on a paper moustache and confidently claims that nobody will recognise him, despite everything else being exactly the same.