8 Elf on the Shelf® Ideas for Two Elves
Setups for homes with two elves: races, rivalries and teamwork.
8 ideas
Pictures: AI illustrations of Moss, our own elf. Yours will look a little different.
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Candy Cane Fencing Match
Needs: candy canes
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Two-Elf Arm Wrestling
Needs: book, tape, candy cane
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Two-Elf Seesaw
Needs: ruler, thick marker, tape
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Two-Elf Car Race
Needs: toy cars, book, paper, tape
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Two-Elf Cookie Bake-Off
Needs: plates, cookies, marker
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Two-Elf Snowball Fight
Needs: toilet paper, books, pencil
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Two-Elf Tea Party
Needs: toy tea set, napkin
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Two-Elf Tug-of-War
Needs: sock, tape, books
Nothing that quick and that tidy. Even elves have limits.
From the night shift
Give each elf a role: one plans, one gets caught.
Good to know
How do kids tell two elves apart?
Give each one something of its own, like a gift bow or a paper name tag, and sign each note with its name. By the second morning, everyone knows who's who.
Are two elves twice the work?
Not with these. Each idea is one setup for both elves, and none takes more than five minutes.