Elf Letters: Daily Letters Week 2

Six elf daily letters for December 7 to 12, two per page to cut out

The second week of December gets playful: jokes, movement, mail from the North Pole, and glitter. This pack has six elf daily letters for December 7 to 12.

✉️ What's in This Letter Pack

Three pages with two letters each. The texts are short and include little activities: tell a joke, do jumping jacks, cuddle and read, craft something, or count the days until Christmas Eve. Perfect when you have little time at night.

Letters Included

Page 1 is a cover sheet for parents with a page overview and tips. The letters themselves carry no logo and no page number, so they look as if the elf wrote them.

Page 2
December 7 and 8
“Ha, ha, ha!”: the elf asks for a joke at dinner. “Elf workout”: he trained and the kids do ten jumping jacks.
Page 3
December 9 and 10
“Mail from the North Pole”: the reindeer send greetings. “Cuddle time”: the elf wishes for a blanket and a book.
Page 4
December 11 and 12
“Help, glitter!”: a holiday sweater craft got messy. “Halfway there!”: the kids count the days to Christmas Eve.

📝 How It Works

1
Print the pages on letter or A4 paper at 100 % size. Regular paper works, and 24–32 lb paper is nicer if you want to color.
2
Write your elf's name in the “(Name)” spot. The elf has no fixed name, so your family chooses.
3
Cut out the letter and fold it once or roll it up small.
4
Leave it by the elf door in the evening or work it into the prank.

💡 Tips

  • Sign with your non-writing hand so the name looks like it came from a tiny elf.
  • Dab the paper lightly with cold tea and let it dry for a parchment look.
  • Roll the letter small and tie it with thread so it feels like real elf mail.

Goes Well With

Your Benefits at PureSketchy:

  • Completely Free: Every elf printable with no sign-up, no newsletter, no subscription.
  • Made for Coloring: Clear black lines – kids color everything themselves.
  • Your Elf, Your Name: There is always space to write in your own elf's name.
  • Everything in One Place: Prank ideas, papercraft props, printable sets, letters and guides all fit together.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I prepare the letters?
Print, add the name, cut them out, and stack them for the evenings. Each night put one letter by the elf door or tuck it into a prank.

Can I change the tasks?
Yes, write in your own ideas or tweak tasks that don't suit your day.

Does the glitter letter invite a mess?
No, it just tells a story. Use glitter pens or glue-on glitter for crafts if you want sparkle.

Can I pair a letter with a prank?
Sure. For example, “Help, glitter!” works with a little prank of glitter pens next to the letter.

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 Tagesbriefe Woche 2.