I decided to be brave and give it a try this year. If you have not joined in on the Elf fun just yet, my advice is this:
Tip #1 - Try not to get overwhelmed! There are simple and easy ways to implement an Elf into your classroom world and your students will love it.
Today, our elf, Rosie, decided to write her name of every student's math paper. She even did one of the problems for them!
Tip #2 - Be creative! I like to keep the students guessing. After all, the true excitement of an Elf is that you can never predict what it's going to do next!
To help share all of our unique ideas:
"Seusstastic" & "Apples & ABCs" are hosting
an Elf in the Classroom Linky Party! See below:
Also, thanks to Briana @The Price of Teaching you can also check out Instagram #elfonourclassroomshelf
So, to get you started, or to help keep you going on your Elf adventures, here are some curriculum resources worth checking out!
Follow my Pinterest Board:
Classroom - Elf on the Shelf
Read these Blog Posts:
Apples & ABCs - Elf in the Classroom Activities
Seusstastic - Classroom Mischief Ideas
A Cupcake for the Teacher - Elf Magic
The Price of Teaching - Elf on the Shelf
Additionally, here are a few materials that I enjoyed enough to use in my own classroom & now I'm sharing with you!
Classroom Elf Sign FREEBIE
(By: Mel @Seusstastic)
Elf Magic Craftivity & Printables
(By: Teri @A Cupcake for the Teacher) - $4 on TpT
Elf Hat FREEBIE
(By: Laura @Over the First Grade Rainbow)
I have many more adventures planned for us within the next few weeks! My lessons include an Elf Journal, filling out an Elf Application to see if we'd make good elves ourselves, making Elf hats, writing about "If I was an Elf..." and more!
I will be posting pictures of our classroom fun as the days go by, so keep an eye on my Instagram & Facebook.
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