Funny elf idea – the tabletop pool game
Your elf has taken a sleigh break beside a compact tabletop pool game, with a cue and a few balls ready for the family.
Your elf has taken a sleigh break beside a compact tabletop pool game, with a cue and a few balls ready for the family.
Your elf has put cotton-wool snowballs into a toy frying pan and is wondering why his pretend dinner won’t melt.
Your elf has started a North Pole rhythm club using two homemade shakers made from empty yoghurt pots.
Your elf and a toy rabbit have set up a homemade cup-and-string telephone, ready for a morning call to the North Pole.
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.
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 has made a Christmas card with a folded green paper tree that stands up from the middle when the card opens.
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 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 a little cardboard candyfloss cart, with fluffy pretend treats on paper cones and a striped homemade awning.
Your elf has made his own Christmas wrapping paper with potato stamps, red circles and green triangles on brown paper.