Writing a Letter to Santa is one of our favorite Christmas Activities and that just became so much easier with our adorable and festive free Santa letter template you can instantly download and print this holiday season for kids of all ages to write a letter to Santa Claus.
Blank Santa Letter Template for Kids
This Christmas printable is a special letter that can be mailed directly to Santa or set it out with milk and cookies on Christmas Eve. Click here to download and print our Santa letter template now:
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Dear Santa letters are a fun idea for kids to practice their letter writing skills and the letter writing process at home or in the classroom and can also give parents insight as to what might be on your child’s Christmas list. <–sneaky, eh?
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Supplies Needed to Write a Letter to Santa
The kids love to color their own stationery and decorate the letter (send Santa a secret code) they write. This is what we used to decorate our own letter to Santa.
- Pencil or pen
- Crayons, colored pencils or watercolor paint
- Add a little glitter for sparkle or leave it as it is.
- Printable templates – see red button below
- (Optional) fun envelope or envelope template
Write a Letter to Santa
1. Use the Free Download Santa Claus Letter Template
Download and print the adorable Santa letter templates pdf file here using regular printer paper and black and white printer settings:
2. Write a Personalized Letter to Santa
Your child has plenty of room on the provided lined Santa letter to fill in all the things that have happened this year and what gifts they might want this Christmas season.
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At the bottom of the post, they can sign their full name.
Older kids can use this writing letters activity to use proper formatting for an informal letter. Younger kids may want to use the space to draw things for Santa.
- Send Santa a letter and tell him what you’ve done this year.
- Write a story or your wish list.
- Send him your favorite cookie recipe with a sample of the snack.
- Write a traditional letter and let him know what you’re hoping for for Christmas.
Related: Fill in the blank printable thank you cards for kids
Don’t forget to tell the big guy that you’ve been good this year!
3. Decorate Your Letter to Santa
Using your favorite craft and art supplies, decorate the Santa letter with Christmas wishes and festive holiday decorations.
4. North Pole Postmark?
Time to send your letter. You can put it in a cute Santa envelope addressed to the North Pole and drop it in the mailbox or Canada post office.
Or set it next to your plate of cookies for Santa on Christmas Eve and see what happens on Christmas morning…
How to Write a Letter to Santa
Use our free printable Santa letter template for kids to write a quick and easy letter to Santa. Could be used in the classroom as a creative writing assignment.
Materials
- Printed Santa letter template from article
- Pencil or pen
- Crayons, colored pencils or watercolor paint
- (Optional) Add a little glitter for sparkle or leave it as it is.
- (Optional) fun envelope or envelope template
Instructions
- Download and print the Santa Claus letter template.
- Use the blank lines inside the template to write a letter to Santa.
- Decorate, color and add glitter to your finished Santa letter.
- (Optional) Address an envelope to the North Pole.
How do I Address a Letter to Santa?
Santa Claus
North Pole
H0H 0H0
Just a heads up, letters to Santa at the North Pole aren’t delivered by regular mail carriers like the USPS. Instead, lots of organizations and volunteers around the world make sure kids’ letters to Santa get to him and get a response. Depending on where you live, there might be a group or organization in your area that collects letters to Santa and helps reply to them. You can check with your local post office or community center to find out more about sending a letter to Santa near you.
What Should a Santa Letter Include?
- Greeting: Start your Santa letter with a personalized greeting like, “Dear Santa” or “Hello Santa”.
- Introduction: Introduce yourself to let Santa remember who you are.
- Wish List: Make a list of the things you are dreaming about as Christmas presents. Try and be as specific as you can.
- Closing: Use a friendly farewell like “Sincerely” or “Yours truly”.
- Signature: Don’t forget to sign your Santa letter!
Is It Free To Mail Santa?
No postage is required on your letter to Santa, however, you should include a return address so Santa can write you back.
More Fun Christmas Printables from Kids Activities Blog
- Christmas Printables {Absolutely the Cutest Things I Have Ever Seen}: make your own Christmas themed paper cookies with this free printable. So cute!
- Gingerbread Man Printables for Kids: decorate your own paper gingerbread man with this fun printable!
- Christmas Printables for Kids: keep your kids excited for Christmas with these numerous holiday themed printables.
- Fill in the Blank Why I Love You Printable: these sweet cards are perfect for any time of year to print out and give to those you love. These printable cards are blank and ready to be decorated.
- Did you know you can watch Santa and his reindeer at the North Pole? Watch with this Santa live cam while you are writing a letter to Santa!
- Check out this Santa craft made out of a toilet paper roll!
- You have to check out this super cool santa hat template!
Have fun coloring and creating your own unique Letter to Santa with your kids – Santa is waiting to hear from you!
My great niece will love these. Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome, Debbie! Enjoy!