Draw the Toy the Elf Is Making – A Holiday Imagination Worksheet for Kids

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Draw the Toy the Elf Is Making – A Holiday Imagination Worksheet for Kids

Intro:
The festive season is the perfect time to spark little imaginations — and this worksheet gives kids a fun, creative challenge: they get to imagine what toy the elf is making, draw it, and write about it! Whether you’re a parent, teacher or homeschooler, this activity adds holiday magic while developing drawing, writing and thinking skills.

What’s inside the worksheet:

• A large blank drawing space where kids imagine and draw the toy the elf is building.

• A cheerful elf graphic holding a hammer to set the scene.

• Writing lines beneath the drawing for children to describe their toy idea (what it is, how it works, who it’s for).

• A clean, simple layout so younger kids can focus on the fun of creation rather than lots of instructions.

Why this is useful:

• Creativity & imagination: Kids are encouraged to think beyond existing toys and invent something unique.

• Fine motor skills: Drawing and writing support hand-eye coordination and writing fluency.

• Writing practice: After drawing, kids write a few sentences, reinforcing composition and vocabulary.

• Seasonal engagement: The elf and toy-making theme tie into festive fun, making it perfect for December or a holiday unit.

• Flexible for classroom or home: Suitable for quiet art time, independent centre tasks, or paired writing lessons.

How to use it (step-by-step / tips):

1. Print out the worksheet for each child (or display on a large format/interactive white board).

2. Introduce the prompt: “Imagine you are in Santa’s workshop and the elf is building a special toy. What is it? What does it do? Who is it for?”

3. Let children spend time drawing their toy — encourage them to think about features, colours, purpose.

4. Once drawing is done, hand out coloured pencils/markers/crayons for finishing touches.

5. Then invite children to write a short description underneath: “My toy is called… It can… I made it for… Because…”

6. Optional extension: Have children share their toy idea with a partner or group, explaining why they chose that toy. You could also display their drawings in the classroom or on a holiday-themed wall.

7. If desired, use this worksheet as a springboard for a craft: children could build a simple model of their toy using cardboard, recycled materials or play dough.

Download and print this fun holiday worksheet, hand out some drawing tools and watch the creativity bloom! Perfect for home, classrooms or holiday centres — give kids a fun way to imagine, draw and write this Christmas.