Free Elf on the Shelf Printable Kits for Kids

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Free Elf on the Shelf Printable Kits for Kids

Print elf props, letter boards and games at home with card stock and scissors for quick holiday scenes.

Free Elf on the Shelf printable kits for kids are no-cost PDF sets that families download and print for holiday elf scenes. They center on the Scout Elf, the small elf figure families pose around the home. Match the kit to the time you have and the spot where the elf will sit.

A flat page fits a fridge door, while tiny furniture fits a shelf edge.

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What comes in the 10-printable set?

The Lumistella Company offers direct PDF downloads through its 10-printable craft collection. The set includes an Elf Pets home, a badge of honor and elf-plane banners. It also includes a scavenger hunt and photo frames for elf pictures.

Use the coloring and craft pages for quiet afternoon time. Save the hunt and frames for mornings when kids can search and pose.

How do tiny props set up a scene?

The Lumistella Company also shares elf-sized printable props for Scout Elf scenes. The pieces include a miniature sleeping bag, a suitcase and oven items. Families leave them out so the elf looks settled overnight.

Place one prop where kids will spot it first. Pair the suitcase with a doorway or the sleeping bag with a shelf nook.

How do letter boards work?

The Lumistella Company provides printable letter boards with multiple messages to pose beside the elf. Families print the boards, cut them out and set them near the figure. Home or school printers, card stock, scissors and basic craft supplies finish the job.

Pick a message that matches the day's plan. Swap boards through the week to keep the note fresh.

Which safety checks come first?

The Lumistella Company safety warnings for Scout Elf ideas, effective May 2022, require adult supervision and checks before setup. The checks cover food allergies, small parts, sharp tools and string. Adults should handle cutting and place fragile or string pieces high.

Store leftover small parts in a sealed bag after the reveal.

  • check food allergies before using snacks in scenes
  • keep small objects away from young children to avoid choking hazards
  • keep sharp objects and string out of reach

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