Elves are taking over Johns Hopkins Children's Center

Elves visit Johns Hopkins Children's Center annually after Thanksgiving, bringing joy to children and families. They monitor children's behavior and report to Santa, promoting good habits. The elves' antics, such as hiding and playing games, entertain patients, especially those in long-term care. Elf Taco's T-ball game with Christmas ornaments adds to the fun, making the hospital stay more enjoyable for everyone.

What is the primary role of the elves at Johns Hopkins Children's Center?

• To entertain the children with magic tricks

• To watch over the children and report their behavior to Santa

• To assist doctors in medical procedures

• To distribute gifts to the children

How do the elves contribute to the children's experience at the hospital?

• By organizing daily games and competitions

• By hiding and creating a fun game for the children to find them

• By teaching the children new skills

• By providing educational workshops

What impact do the elves have on children like 5-year-old Avis?

• They provide educational lessons about Christmas

• They make the hospital stay more enjoyable and give children something to look forward to

• They help children with their homework

• They offer medical advice to the children

What specific activity did the elf named Taco engage in?

• Singing Christmas carols

• Decorating the hospital rooms

• Baking cookies for the children

• Playing T-ball with Christmas ornaments

Until when will the elves remain at the hospital?

• Until the end of December

• Until New Year's Eve

• Until Christmas Day

• Until Christmas Eve