You may be busy during the holidays, but Santa Claus is busier. Help the guy out with printable letters from Santa from my website SantaPrintables.com.
There’s a huge selection of ready-to-print and customizable letters, including new letters from Santa with full-color illustrations found only at this site. All-new are: an elaborate decorative border, Santa with Christmas trees, African-American Santa and other designs.
SantaPrintables.com also has coloring pages, games, wish lists, and activities to print for free.
There’s a free PDF version of each letter, or you can opt to pay $5 for a DOC that can be typed into to customize the wording in Microsoft Word or another compatible program, adding names and other details.
The newest Santa letters address kids’ questions and issues such as: having dreamed about Santa, a name change, and celebrating Christmas early or late. Other letters cover: is Santa mad that they peeked at gifts, what if Santa gets sick, how are sleighs maintained, and will Santa will be careful not to let indoor pets escape. (He will!)
I’ve added to the letters templates designed for when a parent is away, such as in the military or incarcerated. There are also letters explaining why it’s not possible to contact Santa via phone or in person. There are also letters in which Santa mentions having met the child at school or a shopping mall. Also new are a few letters especially for beginning readers. Or, print Baby’s First Christmas letters.
SantaPrintables.com also has letters from Rudolph the reindeer, elves, Mrs. Claus, and other friends from the North Pole.
The site has funny letters for older kids or grownups, including a new letter for students away at college. Some letters are even addressed to the family pets.
The Santa letter templates at SantaPrintables.com are digitally “signed” by Santa. They’re free as PDFs or $5 for the customizable DOC version.
The site has 243 printables in all!