Elfing Fun (Elf On The Shelf Ideas)

It's that time of year again: Elf time. I am still coming up with this year's ideas for our elf Eugene. However, I do have some of his more exciting past adventures listed below. I'll update this post when I get new ones!

• Relaxing on a marshmallow chair. My most insane idea yet, as I stabbed my fingers multiple times with toothpicks. However, when I was done, Eugene did have a nice (yet small) chair and foot rest made of mini marshmallows.
• Super Hero E!. While he may just be pretending to fly on the curtain rod, he did have a cape.
• Playing hockey.
• Parachuting in.
• Ice skating.
• Making a garland for the tree.
• Zip Lining to the tree.
• Zombie Attack. Playing Plants VS Zombies.
• Making a S'more in the pantry.
• Making paper snowflake decorations
• Sledding on the tree
• Swinging from the ceiling fan
• Poker Night
• Popcorn Snowman Snack Cups
• Elf Packed Lunch
• Crepe Paper Barricade
• Treasure Hunt. Eugene likes to leave things for the boys when he goes home. One year it was a wrapped present, another year he left them a treasure hunt.
• Lightsaber fight with Storm Trooper and Darth Vader
• Minion bananas
• Elf Circus
• Hiding in a bottle.  The link to my post has instructions! It's pretty easy and the boys were amazed. :)
• Making a snowman. I stacked larger sized marshmallows to form the snowman. I used an edible marker to make the face and buttons, although melted chocolate would work well too. You could "glue" the marshmallows together with chocolate or hold together with a toothpick down the center.
• Placing Bows on toys.
• "Doctor Who" Elf vs. a Dalek.
• Minecraft Steve Elf with Diamond Helmet and Sword. 
• Some not as exciting ideas: 
• Drinking hot chocolate (mini marshmallow filled cup from the kids kitchen set)
• Flying on the dinosaur that was hanging in Higgins' room.
• Using my Christmas Scavenger Hunt card.
• Candy Cane Scavenger Hunt.
• Eating gingerbread cookies.
• Wrapping a present. (This was left on his last day and was a game we got for the boys.)
• Leaving a note to clean their rooms.
• Sleeping in a curtain
• Elf sized donuts. Have the Elf eating these, but have another plate with note that these are to share. Originally, I made these for the leprechaun, but change the candy melts to a darker green, red, and white and they would work great for an Elf sized treat. 
• Sick Note from the Elf. 
• Writing a Story with the Elf.