Fasten your seat belts! At the elf airport flights to the North Pole leave with a boarding pass and a departure board. Kids check the elf in and wave it off.
📦 What's in the Set
The elf airport has boarding passes for Elf-Air (flight WI 24 to the North Pole), luggage tags and a departure board with destinations like Gingerbread Town and Cookie Castle. The airplane fold-up goes with it.
All Pages in This Set
“Elf-Air” boarding passes to the North Pole with flight WI 24, gate 7 and seat 1A, plus luggage tags for the elf's suitcase.
A board with time, destination, flight, gate and status like “on time,” “boarding” and “delayed,” with destinations such as the North Pole, Gingerbread Town, Snowflake Valley and Cookie Castle.
- Printer and paper (US Letter or A4; heavy cardstock (65–110 lb) for sturdy pieces)
- Colored pencils or markers
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Small suitcase
- String for attaching the tags
🏡 Setup Idea at the Elf Door
Hang the departure board on the wall beside the elf door and attach a luggage tag to the suitcase. Leave the boarding passes next to it.
🎲 Play Idea With the Set
The kids hand the elf its boarding pass and keep the right-hand stub. The elf “flies” at night and returns. On the board they can change the status, for example from “boarding” to “on time.”
💡 Tips
- Put a paper airplane beside the suitcase. It makes the departure visible.
- Cut roughly first, then trim along the lines. That keeps tiny pieces neat.
- Store finished pieces in an envelope or cookie tin so the set is ready to go next year.
Goes Well With
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where does the flight go?
To the North Pole, flight WI 24. The departure board lists more destinations like Gingerbread Town.
Is there a matching airplane?
Yes, the airplane fold-up in the elf world section goes with it.
Can kids cut the pieces out themselves?
With kid-safe scissors that usually works from about age 5. Younger kids color, and you do the cutting.
How big are the pieces?
Everything is elf-sized, roughly as big as a yogurt cup. Print at 100% and turn off “fit to page,” or the pieces shrink.
Is the download free?
Yes, every printable on PureSketchy is 100% free for personal use, preschools and schools – no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version at Flughafen.