These Elf on the Shelf Printable Good Deed Cards are the perfect way to incorporate Good Deeds into our Elf on the Shelf tradition. Download the free printable printable cards, print at home and then have your Elf bring these kindness cards throughout the season!
Not all Elves are naughty guys! Let’s spread kindness this season! I’m excited to incorporate these Good Deed Cards into our Elf tradition this year!
I have a variety of different cards to offer. There are some super simple kindness suggestions and some that take a little bit of time or require a little bit of money! I also am offering a version of blank cards, so that you can create your own if you have some of your own fun ideas!
ELF GOOD DEED CARDS
Items Needed:
- Good Deed Cards (download available below)
- Home Printer
- Cardstock
- Paper Cutter
- Elf on the Shelf
Instructions:
- Download the completed or blank files below with the links.
- Print on cardstock on your home printer.
- Cut them out with your paper cutter!
- Have your Elf bring them whenever you are wanting your loved ones to have the opportunity to do a Good Deed! Then sometime that day help your kids to complete the Good Deed!
- I realize that not all of them will be a perfect fit for you or your family, so feel free to pick and choose the ones you want to use and those you don’t want to use.
Quick Elf Ideas
If you’re needing other Quick and Easy Elf on the Shelf Ideas that take UNDER 5 Mins, then check this post out! I also have tons of other fun and free printable Elf Printables! Check them out!
Free Elf on the Shelf Printables
- Elf on the Shelf Mission Impossible Cards and Envelope
- Elfisms for the Elf on the Shelf to Bring
- Elf on the Shelf Hide and Seek Cards
- Elf on the Shelf Joke Cards
- Magical Recovery Kit for your Elf on the Shelf
Elf on the Shelf Kindness Cards
Download the PDF’s of the cards below! The first set are the cards that I’ve completed with a variety of ideas! The second set are the cards blank, so you can create your own!
If you’re looking for some fun Elf on the Shelf Outfits and Accessories for your Elf, check out this amazing shopping guide!
Have a great holiday season friends!
*This post was originally posted in Nov 2014 and has been updated with new pictures and more information!
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Abby
These cards are precious! Do you mind sharing the font/size text you used when creating the kindness cards? I will be making a few more on the blank templates and would like them to look similar to the others.
Carol
Thanks Pam for the templates ideas !! <3
Amy
I printed these too! My 8 y.o. can’t use all of them but they are so fun and I stink at graphics so I appreciate you! Thank you!
Pam Dana
Yay! I’m so glad they’ll be helpful! Merry Christmas!
Dianne Lotto
Hi Pam,
I am looking to download some of your printables ie. elf good deed suggestions but it directs me to a morning routines schedule. Could you possibly assist? Is this part of your Elf book that is available for purchase?
Dianne
Pam Dana
Hi Dianne! So sorry about that! I was doing some updating of that post last night and I’m not sure how that got messed up!! It’s all fixed now and you should be able to download them for free! Merry Christmas!
Maria K
These are great way of encouraging kids to help out around the house.
NC MOM
I wanted to love these, but they are sexist. Help mom cook dinner, help mom by doing an extra chore, but deliver a special lunch to dad? Is this the 1950s? I’d love to see a version of this that assumes household work is everyone’s responsibility.
Pam Dana
I don’t believe by encouraging kids to help around the house through the cards it in any way makes them bad or sexist. My kids have daily responsibilities around our house, but I’d still love if they did anything additional that would be encouraged from our Elf bringing these cards. There are lots of options within the downloadable cards and you are welcome to use or not use any that you don’t like. I’ve also provided blank cards for your to be able to create any that you want.
VA MOM
I’m really sorry Pam caved and changed the cards to suit a bellyacher. Here in the REAL world, I AM the one who makes dinner and it would have been nice to see “mom” smile, not “parents” smile in the interest of inclusive balderdash. So thanks, “NC MOM” for ruining something that was a nice gesture… especially for my BOYS who I’m raising to be MEN. More political tripe.
eric wood
I love the elf Ideas! I think we’re going to do a 12 days of Christmas count down and have our two boys do something kind for others each of the 12 days. Thanks for the templates and ideas!
eric wood
I love the elf Ideas! I think we’re going to do a 12 days of Christmas count down and have our two boys do something kind for others each of the 12 days. Thanks for the templates and ideas!
Pam from Over the Big Moon
Of course!
Pam from Over the Big Moon
Of course!
Lori
Love this! Thank you! (On page 3, the word Christmas is misspelled.)
Pam Dana
Thanks so much Lori! I will fix it for next year!
Doris
Thank you for some great ideas to encourage our kiddos with their elf!
Tara
Thank you so much! What a wonderful idea to help bring the true spirit of Christmas in your home.
Haley
Thank you for sharing!
NYmama
Such great ideas! I shared them with my mommy group this morning!
Spark*Amy
Why have I never thought of this!! Awesome!!
Vanessa Marquiss Barker
These are so cute. What a fabulous idea
Sydney @ Tastefully Frugla
How cute is this?! Love the idea… pinning!
Pam Dana
Thanks Sydney!
Kami @ Sweet Charli
Love this idea! Pinned!
Pam Dana
Thanks Kami!
Better From Scratch
This is the cutest/best idea!!! Thank you!