177 Christmas Elf Ideas - Page 7 of 12

Easy elf idea – the tiny Christmas wordsearch

Your elf has left a tiny three-word puzzle using ELF, HAT and TOY, with a pencil ready for the children.

Your elf has turned a couple of pine cones into tiny hedgehogs with modelling-clay faces and left another one for the children to finish.

Your elf has taken a bad shortcut and ended up behind a homemade yarn web, with a friendly paper spider keeping watch.

A potato in a tiny paper hat is pretending to be your elf, while the real elf peeks out from a nearby basket.

Your elf has left a red balloon, a woolly scarf and tiny paper stars for a simple static-electricity experiment in the morning.

Your elf has a tiny homemade ELF NEWS newspaper, with a reindeer doodle and a Fresh from the North Pole note.

Your elf and a teddy have a homemade cardboard seesaw, with the elf’s end resting down and a cheeky biscuit note beside it.

Your elf has made a Christmas card with a folded green paper tree that stands up from the middle when the card opens.

Your elf has taken fish and chips rather literally: a paper fish is waiting on a plate beside a few potato crisps.

Your elf is giving two cuddly toys homemade paper awards for Best cuddles and Best listener, with a tiny ceremony on the bench.

Your elf has brought mini Jenga blocks and left a Your turn note, ready for the children to build a small tower and play.

Your elf and a teddy are having a tiny tug-of-war match on the rug, with a paper centre line and a No pulling faces note.

Your elf has a tiny windowsill jungle of cress, with a seed packet ready for the children to grow another little pot.

Your elf has started weaving green paper strips through a red paper base to make a small Christmas mat.

Your elf has invented a cardboard clock with biscuit pictures instead of numbers, so it is always snack o’clock.