Here comes the elf! The elf fire station puts out thirsty flowers and rescues toys. Kids write the mission on the chart and tick it off.
📦 What's in the Set
The elf fire station has signs for the firehouse (“Keep exit clear!”), badges, a weekly duty chart with ideas like watering flowers or rescuing toys and mini ladders to lean on things. There's no real fire anywhere.
All Pages in This Set
Signs “Fire Station,” “Elf Fire Department” and “Keep exit clear!” to stand up, plus badges like 112, Pro and Team.
A weekly chart with day, mission, who and done, mission ideas like watering flowers and brushing teeth, and mini ladders to lean on a shelf or door.
- Printer and paper (US Letter or A4; heavy cardstock (65–110 lb) for sturdy pieces)
- Colored pencils or markers
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Tape for the badges
- Optional: tiny watering can for missions
🏡 Setup Idea at the Elf Door
Stand the signs in front of the elf door and lean a mini ladder against the shelf beside it. Hang the duty chart on the wall and tape the badges to a jacket or hat.
🎲 Play Idea With the Set
Every day the chart lists a mission: watering flowers as a fire drill, rescuing toys as tidying up, brushing teeth as “water on!” Whoever completes it ticks it off.
💡 Tips
- Remind the kids that the real fire department answers at the emergency number, but only for real emergencies.
- Print at 100% and switch off “fit to page” so the pieces stay elf-sized.
- Cut roughly first, then trim along the lines. That keeps tiny pieces neat.
Goes Well With
More sets from “Adventures”:
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is there real fire in the game?
No, only signs, badges and paper ladders. Flowers get “extinguished” with water.
What is the duty chart for?
It turns everyday chores into missions. Each task gets a day, a name and a check mark.
Which paper works best?
Plain printer paper is fine for coloring. Pieces that stand up or get folded hold their shape better on heavy cardstock (65–110 lb).
Can we reuse the set next year?
Yes. Store the finished pieces in an envelope or a cookie tin with your holiday decorations.
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 Feuerwehr.