Letter to Santa template
Print an open letter for a child who wants to tell Santa something, or choose the separate Christmas wish list for drawing and writing wishes. Each sheet leaves the words up to them.
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Download Letter to Santa · A4Download Christmas wish list · A4Four free downloads, one page each. No email or account needed. These are fixed PDFs for writing and drawing by hand, rather than typing into boxes.
A letter, or room for a picture
The letter starts with “Dear Santa” and has open writing lines. A child can describe something they enjoyed this year, ask a question, or write about a wish. There are no sentences to complete or behavior boxes to tick.
The Christmas wish list works on its own, without Santa wording. Its drawing space leaves room for a picture, with lines above for wishes that need more explanation. Print either sheet on its own; there’s no need to complete both.
See the A4 sheets
Print and let them start
Choose the file that matches your paper, then print in portrait at Actual size or 100%. Both designs have white backgrounds and work in black and white. Put out a pencil or crayons alongside the sheet.
If a child would rather talk than write, you can write down the words they dictate. A picture can stand on its own, or they can add a label so someone else knows what it shows. Wishes can include something to do, such as a train ride, as well as things to unwrap.
These sheets are a writing activity to keep at home. They don’t include an envelope, mailing instructions, or a reply from Santa.
For another December activity, the activity advent calendar has cut-apart ideas you can choose and move between evenings.
Save the sheets for December
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