Create Festive Magic With These Editable Letters From Santa

Christmas is the best time of the year. There’s time off with family, everyone’s filled with the Christmas spirit, and, of course, there’s Santa Claus.

If you want to fill your child with wonder and excitement this holiday season, you’ll love these editable letters from Santa!

They’re a simple way to keep your child innocent and well-behaved for at least one more year.

Inside this pack of free Santa letters, you’ll find a Santa warning letter, a personalized letter from Santa, and Santa Claus’s nice list certificate!

For more fun Christmas ideas, check out our Christmas crafts for kids.

Santa Letter Template

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It’s funny how kids’ perception of Santa changes over the years.

As babies, they have no idea what’s going on, and then for 1-2 years, they’re filled with terror. The next year, they can’t wait to see Santa and talk about all the toys on their wish list.

Once kids are in that last stage of wonder, it’s so fun to be around them. They’re excited about every holiday activity you do.

They beg for another bag of candy to decorate the gingerbread houses. They can’t wait to put up the Christmas tree and ornaments. They want to look at the Christmas lights in every neighborhood—three times a day. 

Having a young kid during Christmas is one of my favorite parts of being a parent! This is why we created these editable Christmas letters from Santa.

To help your kids believe in Santa even longer. To establish cherished family memories. To preserve their youthful innocence. To make waiting for Christmas day even more exciting.

If you want the same things for your children, then you’ll love these Christmas printable letters.

Santa Nice List Certificate

Looking for some more fun Christmas activities to keep the kids busy? We’ve got you covered with this Christmas printables bundle! There are color by numbers, pattern block mats, do a dot printables, letters from Santa and so much more. No more hours of screen time – these activities will keep them engaged and happy!

Fun Elf Handprint Christmas Card

There’s no better way to say ‘Merry Christmas’ than with an official letter from the desk of Santa Claus! This nice list certificate is easy to edit with Adobe Reader. All you need to do is enter your child’s name on the line and you’re all set!

Imagine the look on their face when this personalized certificate lands in your child’s mailbox.

Santa Warning Letter

Next is the naughty list warning letter from Santa and his elves.

We haven’t personally had to use this one with our kids yet, but last year we came this close to slipping it in the mail!

We can certainly imagine kids who receive this little note would straighten up quickly.

To customize this printable warning letter from Santa, enter your child’s name on the red dotted line and add the date at the bottom. 

Customized Letter From Santa

Finally, there’s the editable letter from Santa – which you can customize for any special child in your life!

This custom letter is the one our kids had the most fun receiving! They loved reading it and seeing Santa knew all about them and praised them for all the good things they had done during the past year.

Santa’s letter was also my favorite because it was such a fun way to encourage our kids to be kind to each other and try their best at school.

I may or may not have abused my power by adding in that Santa is quite happy when brothers get along and play nicely together 😉

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Making and “sending” these North Pole Santa letters to my boys was so much fun – I can’t wait to do it again next year.

If your kids love leaving a note for Santa on Christmas Eve, you could use this customizable Santa letter template to create a personalized response! Just leave it out on Christmas morning and watch your child’s eyes light up. They won’t believe how lucky they are to get their letter from the big man himself!

If you want to keep your kids’ innocence and believing spirit for a little longer, these free letters from Santa will bring the magic of Christmas to your home!

Easy Kids’ Christmas Activities

Want to bring more festivities into your home or classroom? These kids’ Christmas activities are fun and engaging and can help kids learn and develop! Keep reading for some more activities for the Christmas season.

Christmas Books For Kindergarten

First, why not read some books to your children? It’s not only a great bonding activity, but it can also help improve kids’ focus, imagination, and vocabulary!

Below are some of the top Christmas books to read to your kids!

Dasher: This wonderfully illustrated Christmas book for kids gives you the back story on one of Santa’s favorite reindeer, Dasher! Girls will especially love to read this since Dasher is a girl.

Construction Site On Christmas Night: Fans of the fun characters of the construction site books have to add this Christmas-themed story to their collection. See how the trucks get ready for Christmas!

How To Catch An Elf: Kids everywhere love the silliness of this Christmas story. The rhymes and the illustrations will draw the kids in as well. This is a Christmas book kids will want to read every year!

Kids’ Christmas Craft Ideas

Crafting the perfect way to get into the spirit of Christmas! It’s also great for working on scissors skills, following directions, and creativity. Here are some of our favorite ideas:

Try this Merry Christmas Headband

Free Printable Buddy The Elf Craft – As Christmas approaches, let your kids get into the holiday spirit by turning themselves into elves with this free printable photo craft.

Print out the Buddy the Elf template, cut out the pieces, and assemble it. They’ll love seeing themselves transformed into one of Santa’s helpers, and you’ll love the priceless look of joy on their faces.

Reindeer Headband Craft – Like Rudolph’s nose, this reindeer headband craft for kids will also glow! It’s a perfect addition to any holiday outfit and is simple enough for even the youngest elves to help make.

Elf on the Shelf Paper Bag Puppet – Bring the Elf on the Shelf to life with this easy paper bag puppet craft! You only need a brown paper lunch bag, some paper, and a few other simple supplies.

Paper Plate Grinch Craft – Get into the Grinchmas spirit with this fun and easy paper plate Grinch craft! All you need is a paper plate, some paint, and a few simple materials.

Christmas Activities For Kids

Get your kids in the holiday spirit by using these easy, no-prep Santa do-a-dot printables, which you can complete using dot markers! This is a fantastic way to work on letter recognition, counting, and fine motor skills.

These Christmas pattern block mats are another fun way to learn! Download, print, and have kids work on shape recognition, patterns, and fine motor skills.

This roll a reindeer game is a free printable activity that kids can do with the family to help them learn colors, take turns and develop their fine motor skills. It’s an easy game you can play during this busy time of year, so your little ones stay entertained!

These Christmas preschool coloring pages are a great way to spread holiday magic and keep your little ones busy. They can color in different festive pictures, such as a reindeer, Santa Claus, or a Christmas tree.

These free printables are fun and educational, as they can help improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills!

Christmas Tree Tissue Paper Craft

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