The arrival
A letter, a first riddle and a chance to meet the little characters.
Discover the beginningCelebrations & Family · Elves
The elves have arrived. And they have been up to mischief again.
A note slipped into a box, a sock moved somewhere else, a riddle left for the morning… There is no need to transform the living room every evening. What matters is the thread of the story.
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The possibilities
A December story with just enough magic.
Mischief on your terms
A few objects moved around, observation challenges or little notes. There is no obligation to do something every day.
Browse ideasA shared moment to look forward to
A calendar window to open, a clue to explain and an adult to adjust the difficulty.
Explore the 24 windowsGOOD TO KNOW
Preparation reserved for adults
There is no need to prepare a show every evening.
Keep some ideas that need no materials for busy days. The 24 windows of the existing calendar show riddles in a preview for adults, without revealing the answers. This page does not promise automatic difficulty selection by age or fully prepared physical scenes.
The process
Organise December without making life complicated.
- 01
Imagine
A character and a small mystery to start with.
- 02
Prepare
A few simple scenes in advance.
- 03
Play
A clue or riddle at your family’s pace.
- 04
Finish
A lovely revelation to bring the story to a close.
Useful questions
Frequently asked questions
How can you organise 24 days of elves without preparing everything every evening?
Plan a thread for the story and a few clues that are easy to set up. Alternate little notes, observations and very short challenges according to the time you have.
How can you keep the suspense going until Christmas?
Link the episodes with a small mystery and end some days with a question that makes children want to discover what comes next, without setting them up to fail.