Elf clean your room letter: free and editable
The elf wanted to hide in the bedroom and could not find a clear spot. A funny way to get the floor picked up.
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How to use it
- Type the names.
- Pick the reminder: kindness, a messy room or bedtime.
- Print it and leave it with the elf in the morning.
Keep it light. A reminder works best when the elf also notices something good, and each of these letters does.
What the letter says
With the example names. Yours will have the names you type.
Dear Emma, Last night I wanted to hide in your room. I looked high and I looked low, and I could not find one clear spot to land! Could you help me out? If you put your toys away and your clothes in the basket today, I'll have plenty of room for a really good hiding place. I'll check again tonight. I have an idea for a spot in there, and it's a good one. Your tidy friend, Jingle
All versions
- Elf behavior letter: A gentle version of the elf warning letter. It names the rough day, says everybody has them and asks for a fresh start. It does not threaten the naughty list.
- Elf clean your room letter: The elf wanted to hide in the bedroom and could not find a clear spot. A funny way to get the floor picked up.
- Elf bedtime letter: The elf can only fly to the North Pole once everyone is asleep. A kind reason to get into bed on time.
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