Flour Snow Angel
The elf makes a snow angel in a dusting of flour on the kitchen counter.
No shopping, no crafting. Every idea here uses things already in your kitchen, bathroom or toy box.
The elf makes a snow angel in a dusting of flour on the kitchen counter.
The elf writes a good-morning message on the bathroom mirror.
The elf drapes toilet paper all over the Christmas tree like garland.
The elf is found head-first in the biscuit tin with crumbs everywhere.
The elf is found doing a maths worksheet or writing a list of Christmas spellings.
The elf leaves a small challenge such as “Give someone a compliment today”.
The elf strikes a yoga pose on a folded tea towel with a little water bottle beside them.
The elf is found “chilling out” inside the fridge, wearing sunglasses made of paper.
The elf has got themselves hopelessly tangled in a spare string of fairy lights.
The elf skates on a tinfoil “ice rink” with paper-clip skates.
The elf hitches a ride on a toy train, car or dinosaur across the floor.
The elf hides somewhere tricky and leaves a note saying “Find me!”.
The elf sets up skittles made from toilet rolls or plastic cups with an orange for the ball.
The elf lines up the family’s toothbrushes and leaves a note to brush well before the big day.
The elf presents the North Pole weather with a hand-drawn map stuck on the fridge.
A trail of tiny footprints in icing sugar or sprinkles leads from the window to the elf.
The elf is found reading a Christmas picture book to your child’s soft toys.
The elf has built a tiny house, sleigh or tower out of your child’s building bricks.
The elf watches out of the window with toilet-roll binoculars, waiting for Santa.
One idea for every night from 1 to 24 December.