Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast Party Set: Accessories, Decorations, and Props for a Festive Elf Breakfast Adventure

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The kids absolutely loved it, and I had a lot of fun putting it all together, so it looks like it’s set to stay along with some of our other family Christmas traditions. I wanted to start this same tradition but wanted to do it as a send-off on the last morning with our elf, Christmas Eve. The crafty mum then adds a few extra decorations to the table, which include a 'Welcome to your North Pole breakfast' sign, some scattered chocolate coins and Christmas crackers, before she delves into making an edible Christmas tree – made from a star-shaped mini pancake and grapes.

Lots of people do these alongside the ‘Elf on the Shelf’, using it as a way of welcoming the elf at the beginning of December or saying goodbye to him on Christmas Eve. You can let your imagination run wild with decorations (but don't worry, we have some tips to help you too). The thing about starting something like that is you have to carry it on which means you have yo keep finding new ideas – year upon year.An extra special North Pole Afternoon Tea on the last day of the school term (no need to limit it just to breakfast!

This is a meal packed to the brim with fun, colour and festive cheer but, it is also wonderfully versatile. A North Pole breakfast generally isn’t the most healthiest of breakfasts, but it really is up to you what you serve.The pancake Christmas tree and the fruit candy cane would be two sure-fire favourites with the kids, without a doubt, and with the parents too! With Beth being a little older and no longer believing in you know who, having a cheeky Elf set up funny scenes and pranks created some fun and magic every day throughout December. However by simple presenting it in a glass with some squirty cream and Christmas sprinkles, it felt like a real treat to them.