Elf goodbye ideas for the last night
The last night is a goodbye, so these are warm rather than wild. Each one leaves the kids with something to keep and a reason to look forward to next year.
- One last hug
- I'll miss shoe
- Reindeer food to sprinkle outside
- Goodbye letter
- Christmas Eve box
- The elf's December diary
- Packed and ready to go
- Saying bye to every room
- Flown home through the window
- Merry Crisp-mas
The list
- One last hug: The elf is holding out both arms with a note asking for a goodbye hug before heading home.
- I'll miss shoe: The elf is sitting in a child's shoe with a note that says 'I'll miss shoe!'
- Reindeer food to sprinkle outside: The elf leaves a bag of oats and sprinkles with instructions to scatter it outside on Christmas Eve.
- Goodbye letter: On the last morning the elf has gone, leaving a letter and a little drawing in the usual spot.
- Christmas Eve box: The elf leaves a box for Christmas Eve with pyjamas, a book or hot chocolate inside.
- The elf's December diary: The elf leaves its own December diary, with a page for the best bits. Your child can add a sticker or a doodle.
- Packed and ready to go: The elf sits on a tiny packed suitcase by the door with a coat and a goodbye tag.
- Saying bye to every room: On the last morning the elf is hugging the Christmas tree goodbye and wants help saying bye to every room.
- Flown home through the window: On the last morning the elf's spot is empty and one curtain is pulled back, as if it flew out in the night.
- Merry Crisp-mas: The elf has hung empty crisp packets on the tree like baubles, with a 'Merry Crisp-mas' sign.