Elf Letters: Daily Letters Week 4

Six elf daily letters for December 19 to 24 including Christmas Eve, two per page

The last week with the elf: excitement, fir scent, and a goodbye on Christmas Eve. This pack has six elf daily letters for December 19 to 24.

✉️ What's in This Letter Pack

Three pages with two letters each to cut out. The texts cover bow tying, star crafting, the longest night, packing the suitcase, and end with the Christmas Eve letter in which the elf says thanks and heads back to the North Pole.

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 19 and 20
“Five more sleeps”: the elf practices tying bows. “Smells like fir”: he asks for a handmade star.
Page 3
December 21 and 22
“The longest night”: look at the moon and stars. “Packing the suitcase”: the elf asks for a little drawing to take along.
Page 4
December 23 and 24
“Tomorrow's the day”: go to bed early. “Merry Christmas”: the goodbye and a thank-you for a lovely time.

📝 How It Works

1
Open the PDF and print without scaling to fit.
2
Write the elf's name on the name line, ideally with your non-writing hand for a tiny elf handwriting look.
3
Cut along the lines and roll or fold the letter.
4
Add a pinch of glitter or a mini sticker seal and leave it by the door.

💡 Tips

  • A glitter pen along the edge looks nicer than loose glitter and makes less mess.
  • Snap a photo of each letter before you place it, then you'll have every text ready next year.
  • A mini sticker seal or wax stamp turns a plain note into an event.

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)

Does the Christmas Eve letter work as a farewell?
Yes. The December 24 letter is a short goodbye. If you want something longer, add a letter from the Farewell pack.

What if our elf season ends earlier?
Pick the letters that fit and rewrite the dates. The “Packing the suitcase” letter works as a lead-in to any goodbye.

How many letters are included?
Six, each with a date: December 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24.

What crafts are mentioned?
Making a star for the tree, tying bows, and drawing a small picture. All simple, with no special supplies.

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 4.