Random Acts of Kindness Elf Arrival Letter

Last updated on November 2nd, 2017 at 05:56 pm

Cute Random Acts of Kindness Elf Arrival Letter and gift ideas for your Elf on the Shelf. Encourages kids to give back and be Secret Santa.

Encourage Kids to Do Good Deeds with a Random Acts of Kindness Elf Arrival Letter

It’s time for those fun Christmas Elves to arrive from the North Pole! Our Elf on the Shelf, Peter always comes a little early, but my kids don’t know he’s here yet. He has been hanging out with me at my studio giving me sneak peeks of what he’ll be doing at our house this year! I’m so excited that he has agreed to share his ideas as printables again for us all! If you haven’t seen the funny things our Elf has done in the past, be sure to check out my Christmas Elf category for all kinds of elf ideas, printables and cute surprises!

Today he is sharing this great Elf Arrival Letter that encourages kids to do a random act of kindness as a Secret Santa! Peter turned some M&M candies into Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer with a note asking the kids to secretly leave them as gifts on someone’s doorstep.

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I know my kids will love doing this! I am very happy that Santa and the elves are encouraging kids to do a random act of kindness with this Elf Arrival Letter. I believe the season is for giving and helping others and glad our Elf Peter agrees! Not only has our Elf shared this Random Acts of Kindness Elf Arrival Letter, but a cute tags to attach to the gifts.

It looks like our little elf made some antlers out of pipe cleaners, stuck some googly eyes and a red mini pom pom on the M&M’s! Pretty cute! If your kids are as excited about their Elf on a Shelf as mine, I’m sure they will absolutely love this cute idea!

Print the Random Acts of Kindness Elf Arrival Letter

Our elf Peter shared his letter and cute tags, so now your elf can surprise your kids too!

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