They help Santa.
Occasionally they sit on shelves.
The paper variety are wonderful for cutting practice:
**~However~**, as my Super Stars and I found out today, ~if you add sparkley glitter to their hats~ and leave the room for **any length of time** (certainly long enough for the students to visit the music room and for the teacher to get a Diet Coke from the staff lounge machine), the elves may get a little...
...mischievous.
Oh.... my...
They climb into the window sills:
those elves are just too cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. Did you just draw all of the tracers freehand? I'm going to make these with my class for parent Christmas gifts. They've been "secret elves" around their houses (helping out, cleaning up, not fighting), and I needed an elf for them to glue their face and a poem onto. These will be perfect. Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteThe tracers were drawn freehand onto cardstock to create templates (though I've also used old file folders to create templates- much sturdier than regular construction paper and saves on toner/printer paper) and then my aide traced them onto the appropriate colored construction paper.
The same pattern can be used in March for leprechauns too!
I love the idea of "secret elves!"
How fun is that?!! Awesome.
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