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Elf on A Shelf Noticeboard - 22 Days of Activities or sayings

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Elf on A Shelf Noticeboard - 22 Days of Activities or sayings22 Day Elf on the Shelf Tricks This elf sized leaning noticeboard is the perfect way to help you keep track of your Elf on the Shelf's daily activities or notes. It comes with 22 different activities or notes that you can insert into the board, one for each day of the holiday season. 21 are predetermined but you can choose to have your own personalised note for one of the days. The activities and notes are all designed to be fun and festive, and

22 Day Elf on the Shelf Tricks

This elf-sized leaning noticeboard is the perfect way to help you keep track of your Elf on the Shelf's daily activities or notes. It comes with 22 different activities or notes that you can insert into the board, one for each day of the holiday season.  21 are predetermined but you can choose to have your own personalised note for one of the days. 

The activities and notes are all designed to be fun and festive, and they're sure to get your kids excited about the Elf on the Shelf tradition. Some of the activities include:

  • The elf asks if they want to go to the park?
  • The elf leaves a note saying he's on strike until their room is cleaned.
  • The elf suggest today is the day to write the christmas list
  • The elf tells you it's picture day with Santa
  • The elf says it's time to decorate the christmas tree

The notes are also fun and festive, and they're a great way to communicate with your kids through the Elf on the Shelf. Some of the notes include:

  • "I'm back, I missed you!"
  • "You're on Santa's good list good job!"
  • "Naughty list warning" 
  • "I made breakfast I hope you like it" 
  • "Lets listen to Christmas music today"
  • "Santa needs help, be back in a few days" perfect for when you need a small break from the elf antics! 

This elf-sized leaning noticeboard is a great way to make the Elf on the Shelf tradition even more fun and magical. It's also a great gift for any Elf on the Shelf fan.

Features:

  • Includes 22 different activities or notes (one can be personalised just for you - leave a note in the notes section.  If left blank we'll add a random one in for you.
  • Elf-sized leaning noticeboard
  • Fun and festive
  • Easy to use

Materials: Red Acrylic and natural wood. 

Size:  16cm tall / 9cm wide 

How to Use:

  1. Simply insert one of the activities or notes into the leaning noticeboard each day.
  2. Place the leaning noticeboard in a prominent location in your home, so that your kids can see it.
  3. Watch your kids' excitement grow as they see what the elf has been up to each day!

Tips:

  • Get creative with the activities and notes. You can add your own personal touch by including inside jokes or references to your family's favorite Christmas traditions.
  • Use props and accessories to make the activities and notes even more fun. For example, if the elf is building blanket fort, you can leave a pile of blankets and sheets.
  • Don't be afraid to have fun! The Elf on the Shelf tradition is all about bringing joy and excitement to the holiday season.
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