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Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut:
Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut:
Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut:
Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut:

Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut:

SKU: 5224801465
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Elf on the Shelf Snowy Set: Magic Portal Door and Slide, Silly Snowman, Snowflake Sled & Scarf Toya & Games There's the squirrel family Nutnut: There's the squirrel family Nutnut: the father Simon who's always foraging for acorns approximately 5 hours of playtime this set has everything your Scout Elf needs to arrive for the giving season in style and have fun throughout the winter SOARING SNOWFLAKE SET features an inflatable sled for Scout Elves with a cheery red and green striped scarf

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