Elf On The Shelf Twister Game
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Give your elf a new fun game to place this Christmas season with this free printable Elf On The Shelf twister game! Perfect for that mischievous elf who needs something new to get into.
Free printable Elf On the Shelf Twister Game!
If you’re looking for new and creative ways for your elf to get into mischief this is the perfect game! Set up this Elf On the Shelf twister game for them to play while the little ones are in bed. So, when they wake up, they can see what fun their elf has been up to!
This printable game is complete with a board game for your elf along with a spinner template you can print out as well to really give them the full effect of playing! You can have them play with another elf or bring in some of your child’s toys for more fun. Have barbie spinning the wheel while the elf and t-rek are playing. The creative possibilities are pretty endless!
Easy printable game for your elf
The Elf On The Shelf is a fun tradition so many families enjoy, if you’re new to it then you may want to first read the Elf On The Shelf book, explaining how the elf works and the rules that should be followed.
The gist is that each night your elf gets into mischief, this can honestly be anything from simple ideas like them getting into the sugar to more elaborate games like this twister one. There are tons of ways to play and pose your elf!
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What’s Included:
- 8.5×11 PDF Twister board
- 8.5×11 PDF twister spinner board with spinner
Supplies Needed:
Below are the supplies I recommend to get the best out of your new printable!
- Bright White Cardstock (not required but makes it pretty!)
- Printer (this HP ones my favorite)
How to use this game
Printing and using this Twister game for your elf on the shelf is pretty simple! You’ll first want to print out the included PDF below which has the game board and the spinner board. Print out the game board as-is and place it wherever you want to position your elf.
How to make the spinner
For the spinner board you can simply glue on the black spinner so it doesn’t move or you can use a paperclip with the method below! This method works best with card stock, you can use regular paper it just may be a bit more flimsy.
- You’ll need the spinner (PDF below), tape and a single paperclip
- open the paperclip up to where only the last curve remains and use it to poke a hole in the middle of the spinner and board, this is where the paperclip will be inserted.
- Insert the paperclip through the spinner hole, then the board hole, with the long part so it is now on the back of the board and the small curve is on the top.
- Use a piece if tape to tape the paperclip flat to the back of the board.
- Now you can spin the spinner and the small curve holds it in place!
That’s it, super simple! But I completely understand if you want this to be a quick idea for your elf without all the hassle, I have many of those days. If that’s the case just go with the glue method above or skip it entirely and let the elf just play twister!
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