elf school
Saturday, October 31st, 2009Wishing really must have its own blog post because this one is meant to tell you about elf school. [1]
Also known as ?lfask?linn in Icelandic, The Icelandic Elf School teaches students and visitors about the hidden people and the 13 different kinds of elves that inhabit the country of Iceland. [2]
Choose your very own Elf Buddy. [3]
Several organizations in Iceland either currently or have employed a full time folklore researcher to determine the impact of construction projects on hidden communities. [2]
Add a cone-shaped hat and turned-up toes on his shoes and he might appear, for all the world (except Iceland), like an elf or gnome, albeit a relatively tall one. [4]
Track Santa Claus in his sleigh on Christmas Eve. [3]
This very hip, casual 4 piece set includes jean and khaki long pants, as well as a white long sleeve shirt and a Red/Green pullover sweater. [5]
Magnus is both the brother of the leader of one of Iceland’s most influential political parties and the head of The Icelandic Elf School. [...] With a curriculum, classrooms, textbooks, diplomas, and ongoing research, ?lfask?linn (Elf School) teaches about the five different types of elves, hidden people, and other invisible beings that inhabit this island nation. [4]
By trying everything the grown up elves do, from baking cookies to knitting stockings, painting toy airplanes to taking care of reindeer, they find what makes them the happiest! [1]
‘ The North Poles most recent announcements? Santa’s Christmas Greeting, Mrs. Claus’ Message, Rudolph’s Message, Glitter the Elf’s Update, the North Pole Weather Report, and Christmas Around the World. [3]
Sweater and shirt are authenticated with the embroidered Elf Magic snowflake, straight from the North Pole for your 10-inch elf! [5]
I’m Yours, Inc. ‘ Designer of gifts for babies, youths, teens, and adults. [...] Books and CDs designed to promote sleep will have your child sleeping quickly and peacefully… so the elves can get to work! [3]
Magn?s has a full curriculum, and certificate programs for visitors that can be earned in as little as half a day. [2]
Sources:
[1] It’s Back to School Time for the Elves!
[2] Icelandic Elf School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[3] Links - Elf Magic
[4] In the Land of the Fairy King: Iceland’s Elf School
[5] “School and Party” Collection | Elf Magic