North Pole Arrival Breakfast
Your elf arrives on day one with a tiny breakfast spread and a note saying they have flown all night.
Breakfast surprises are a reliable win. These ideas use food you can eat afterwards, so very little goes to waste.
Your elf arrives on day one with a tiny breakfast spread and a note saying they have flown all night.
The elf relaxes in a bowl or sink of mini marshmallows like it is a bubble bath.
The elf sits by a bowl of water “fishing” for fish-shaped crackers or sweets.
The elf sets up a tiny cinema with popcorn and a festive film queued on the TV.
The elf hides candy canes around the house and leaves a clue to start the hunt.
The elf is found head-first in the biscuit tin with crumbs everywhere.
The elf is caught mid-bake with a rolling pin, cookie cutters and a dusting of flour.
The elf mixes oats and sprinkles into a bag of reindeer food to scatter on Christmas Eve.
The elf sets up a game of noughts and crosses with sweets and challenges your child to finish it.
The elf throws a pool party with sweets as inflatables and a straw as a slide.
The elf is halfway through building a gingerbread house out of biscuits and icing.
The elf sits on top of a stack of mini pancakes ready for breakfast.
The elf pitches a tent made from a napkin with a pretend campfire of orange paper.
The elf has fallen into a bowl of green jelly or slime and is waiting to be rescued.
The elf dives off a ruler balanced on books into a mug of hot chocolate.
One idea for every night from 1 to 24 December.