Free Printable Taco Truck for Your Elf on the Shelf

Happy Taco Tuesday party peeps! We’re back with another adorable free printable for your elf on the shelf. Buddy the Elf’s favorite food includes a long line of sugar filled treats. Mine is tacos (or donuts 🍩 but more on that later 😉) so I created this North Pole Taco Truck to celebrate my love of all things south of the border.

Free Printable Elf on the Shelf - Taco Truck

My besties babies are super picky eaters so we created this hoping that they’d at least try a taco since they were delivered all the way from the North Pole. All you need is a color printer, heavy card stock, scissors and some glue to create this adorable Elf Taco Truck.

This free elf on the shelf printable also comes with a cute taco shaped sandwich board sign for your elf to wear and a Taco Tuesday sign. You can attached the sign to a lollipop stick, paper straw or attach directly to the north pole taco truck.

15 more days left til the big guy comes and the elf’s have to return to the North Pole, good luck creating! Click here to download your free printable North Pole Taco Truck printable.

Free Printable Taco Truck for Elf on the Shelf

Checkout our other great Elf on the Shelf Printable Ideas

Thanks for stopping by!

December 10, 2019 By 505design

North Pole Breakfast 2019 – Free Elf on the Shelf Printables

We started our North Pole Breakfast tradition 8 years ago. I can still remember the look on my kids faces as they saw what their elf had created. Since then I have created three different North Pole Breakfast printable sets, and just reused them over the years. The jig is up at our house and I never in a million years thought I would be sad about not having that silly Elf on the Shelf move every night. The good news is, they specifically asked if we were still have a North Pole Breakfast. Uhmm, yeah we are! I’m fairly certain it’s because it is the only time they are allowed candy for breakfast. They are pre-teens and I have to accept any win I can, no matter how small.

In order to pass the torch to my bestie and her two sweet girls, I completely redesigned the North Pole Breakfast printable set this year and added some adorable stuff along the way.

I wanted this years set to be simple and whimsical. I used my favorite deep red and cute Christmas icons to create the North Pole Breakfast Sign and designed the rest from there.

Instead of a letter, this set includes this adorable postcard from your Elf on the Shelf. All of the text is editable so your elf can personalize the postcard themselves using Adobe Reader (a free program).

Along with the editable postcard, this set also includes an editable favor tag and printable Christmas wish list that your Elf on the Shelf can bring back to Santa.

My absolute favorite part of the whole set are these adorable North Pole Directional Signs and small snowball labels. They were a last minute add, but I think they make the whole set.

I hope our printable North Pole Breakfast set inspires you to create your own tradition with your family.

Here is a link to the 2019 Printable North Pole Breakfast Set and a list of all the products we used.

Pottery Barn Kids – Placemats, Charger, Santa Plate, Napkins, Glittery Cup
Walmart – White Santa Mug
Target – Candy Containers

Not what your looking for? We also created three other sets that might suit your needs.

Thanks for stopping by!

November 30, 2019 By 505design

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Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast

Our Elf on the Shelf will be returning in the next couple of days and my kids are over the moon with excitement. They even dragged all the Christmas stuff up two weeks ago hoping he would return early. I had to explain that Chippy was probably pretty busy putting the finishing touches on our 2014 North Pole Breakfast. To help the little guy out I created another free printable set for our annual Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast.

Download the Editable Letter & Tags Here

Download the Signs & Party Files Here

Here is a sneak peek of what that little elf has in store. My kids are going to freak because they are OBSESSED with Beanie Boos.

Thanks for stopping by, good luck creating your own special North Pole Breakfast.

Cathy C.

November 25, 2014 By 505design

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Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast – 2013

Christmas is right around the corner, can you believe it? This Saturday our elf on the shelf Chippy finally came back and brought a fabulous “candy breakfast” for my two little sweeties. Normally, Chippy and me have all our shit together. This year we are a hot mess. After searching the basement for 3 hours I found our elf on the shelf hiding in a Christmas Cookie tin. Exactly where I would hide if I wanted to stay near the Christmas stuff but in a place where no child dare look…if I was a magical elf of course. Once Chippy was found (1 AM) it was time to create a magical North Pole Breakfast. I whipped up a printable sign and letter using elements from an old Christmas design (it’s now pushing 2AM). The super awesome breakfast consisted of powder sugar doughnuts, peeps on a pretty red and white lollipop stick, Hershey kisses, candy canes, hot chocolate and milk in a fancy bottle dipped in sugar (hallelujah it’s 3am, and I am finally done!). Ooops, Chippy forgot to get the kids a gift. Everyone was up early (of coarse they were) and super excited to see that there friendly elf on the shelf had indeed not forgot them this holiday season.

With all of the madness, scrambling around and lack of gifts my kids both thought this was the “best breakfast Chippy has ever brought us”. Seriously? I almost feel foolish for the hours I spent last year getting everything together. All they really wanted was powder doughnuts, who knew.

Here are the free printables I used, good luck creating your own magically elf awesomeness.

***Please note, these items are designed to be viewed in the latest version of Adobe Reader. {For all my MAC friends, the editable text areas will not work in Previewer}
Click here to download Adobe Reader.
Made by 505 Design+Paperie and customized by you.

Enjoy! Cathy C

December 9, 2013 By 505design

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North Pole Breakfast 2012

Our friendly little elf Chippy came back yesterday and my kids were full of excitement and lots of sugar. They have been asking for the last month when he would return, so they could “have candy for breakfast”. Sorry about the dark photos. As they get older it’s so much harder to be sneak these things in the daylight.

Little Miss Sassy Pants was the first one awake followed closely by the Little Guy (who does not look very little).

Adding to the North Pole Breakfast each kiddie received a new Christmas plate this year – the Santa cup was from 2011’s breakfast.

In their boxes Chippy sent a new ornament, some holiday pencils, coloring book and Christmas socks.

This is probably my favorite moment from the whole morning Without any prompting they both looked up and thanked Chippy for the gifts, how sweet are they? (he was hanging in the light over looking the table).

Don’t Forget the FREE North Pole Breakfast Printable

thanks for stopping by! Cathy C.

December 4, 2012 By 505design

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Elf on the Shelf Breakfast Printables

Our friendly little elf is hard at work preparing for the second annual North Pole Breakfast. My kiddies have been talking about “Chippy” nonstop for the past month, they are so gitty with excitement! I am not exactly sure what he will bring us this year let just say it will have something to do with an Elves four main food groups – Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corn and Syrup. If you are planning your own Elf on the Shelf Breakfast here is a free printable I created to help you get started.

Elf on the Shelf Letter 2012

***Please note, these items are designed to be viewed in the latest version of Adobe Reader.

{For all my MAC friends, the editable text areas will not work in Previewer}
Click here to download Adobe Reader.

Enjoy! Cathy C.

November 26, 2012 By 505design

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Elf on the Shelf Ideas Part 1

Chippy, our Elf on the Shelf has been with us for almost 10 days and I think he maybe running out of places to fly back to. After searching the internet all I found was some naughty little Elves, making powder sugar snow angles and having marshmallow fights. My kiddies don’t need any ideas on how to get into trouble, they do a fine job all by themselves. Here are some elf on the shelf ideas – from the traditional hiding in the Christmas Tree to cleaning the bathroom mirror.

1. Sneaking in the Stocking and 2. Hiding out in the Christmas Tree

3. Fixing Toys with some Tools

4. My four year old came up with this idea “Chippy must get cold flying all the way to the North Pole every night, we should make him Hot Chocolate” – she is so thoughtful of others.

5. Taking a Shower – I used toilet paper for his “towels”

6. Listening to some Christmas music on the iPod

7. Reading a book…like The Elf on the Shelf

8. Cleaning Windows or 9. Vacuuming

10. Playing Dress up (for those of you with boys dressing up like a super hero)

11. Making himself a snack in the play Kitchen

12. Typing a letter to Santa

13. Eating a healthy snack (I used the top of a peeler to get the tiny “bit” marks)

I hope this sparks some creativity when placing your Elf on the Shelf tonight, I will be back on Monday with 12 more ideas.

enjoy! cathy c.

December 9, 2011 By 505design

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Free Elf on the Shelf Printable

Tomorrow my kiddies will meet their Elf on the Shelf for the first time and I am beyond excited to share with you this adorable idea on how to make the moment a memory they will not forget.

I came across this website a few months back when I was searching for ideas for our printable Christmas Collection. Jessica of Little Pumpkin Grace shared her “North Pole Breakfast” and I knew immediately this would be our new tradition.

The basic purpose of the North Pole Breakfast is to introduce or re-introduce your little one with their elf, remind them to be thoughtful and listen to there Mom and Dad, plus share a special breakfast brought directly from the North Pole just for them. You can check out Jessica’s full post from 2010 Here and 2011 Here – you won’t be disappointed I promise!!

I created these printable for my little lovies first official North Pole Breakfast and I am so excited to share them. The letter from there Elf on the Shelf as well as the gift tags has editable text areas to add your own information. Click here to download your Free North Pole Breakfast Kit

Enjoy!

Cathy C.

November 30, 2011 By 505design