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December 18, 2017

North Pole Toy Collection Printables

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North Pole Toy Collection Printables make Christmas a little more magical.

This Christmas, have your children collect toys they’ve grown out of with a little help from Santa or your Elf and our North Pole Toy Collection Printables.

My grandfather often used an expression “10 pounds of potatoes in a 5-pound bag” to describe something that was overflowing (oftentimes he was referring to my grandmother’s suitcase!)

I feel a little bit like my house is overflowing right now and the thought of finding a home for our children’s new Christmas gifts on December 26th is making me want to cancel the holiday altogether. 

Then I saw an adorable Santa Toy Donation Box idea and knew this had to happen at our house.  There was just one glitch… we don’t have an elf, so I decided to make my own North Pole Toy Collection Printables and I’m happy to share them with you today!

This Christmas, have your children collect toys they've grown out of with a little help from Santa or your Elf and our North Pole Toy Collection Printables

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You can print the box labels on sticker paper, and the Memo on card stock.  I filled my old Amazon box (hey, the North Pole recycles, too!) with packing material and some festive crinkle paper, along with the Memo. 

Our delivery folks place packages on our front steps, so that’s where I staged our box, then I went to pick them up from school, bursting with my little surprise.

Have your children collect toys they've grown out of with a little help from Santa or your Elf and our North Pole Toy Collection Printables this Christmas

Now, if you have an Elf, like my best friend, you can use still use the printable, just “sign” it with your Elf’s name instead!

Have your Elf deliver this memo - North Pole Toy Collection Printables

Download the North Pole Toy Collection Printables

Download The North Pile Toy Collection Printable and personalize them and let your children discover it. 

For those who have an Elf in residence, I have made this Memo From Elf for Toy Collection printable you can download:

Memo From Santa for Toy Collection

These North Pole Box Labels bring the whole thing together.

North Pole Box Address Labels
North Pole Box Labels

We love to see how you use our printables, so be sure to tag @jugglingactmama on Instagram or Facebook!

North Pole Toy Collection Free Printables - help kids remember Christmas is about kindness and giving

You might also like our coordinating North Pole Gift Tag Printables:

Free Printable North Pole Gift tags

Free Printable North Pole Gift Tags

And be sure to check out our super fun Reindeer Food

Reindeer Food

Reindeer Food with Free Printable Labels

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Filed Under: Christmas, Holiday Printables, Printables, Teachable Moments Tagged With: christmas, Elf on the Shelf, free printables, giving, North Pole Toy Collection Printables, Santa, teachable moments

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  1. Abigail says

    December 20, 2017 at 11:20 am

    I love this idea!!! I think Fred the elf suggesting toy donations will go over a lot better than if I do it! Thank you for sharing the printables ~ I am having trouble downloading the elf note though and keep getting Santa’s…

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    • Ang Paris says

      December 20, 2017 at 11:41 am

      Hey there! Thanks for your kind words. I’m sorry you’re having trouble. I double checked the link. Please try again, hopefully it will work for you 🙂
      Merry Christmas!

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  2. Marianna G says

    January 3, 2018 at 7:33 am

    My daughter used these at Christmas and my grandkids were so excited about it. Thank you for the amazing idea!

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  3. Fran says

    January 17, 2018 at 7:34 am

    I am definitely using this printable next year! Pinning!
    I just love all your creative ideas. 🙂
    Fran

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