FREE Letters to Santa Printables For Some Very Merry Mail

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Thanksgiving is over, and the countdown to Christmas is officially on! That means it’s time to start sending letters to Santa. Whether you’re going to send the letters in the mail or give it to him when you’re at one of the awesome holiday events in the South Central PA area, these printables will take your Santa mail to the next level this year!

We’ve come up with some different options to work for kids of various ages, so if they’d rather draw than write, or happen to be a bit of a wordsmith, we’ve got you covered! And if you do want to send your letter in the mail, there are a few different options.

USPS Operation Santa accepts letters from children, which are published — with identifying information redacted — on their website. Others can sign up to adopt one of the letters, and fulfill their holiday wishes! Send the letter in a envelope with a first-class stamp to:

Santa
123 Elf Road
North Pole, 88888

Another option is the Santa Claus Museum, where volunteers will read and respond to the letters! For your child to get a response from Santa and his elves, send your letter in a stamped envelope toi:

Santa Claus
PO Box 1
Santa Claus, IN 47579

And now, on to the printables!

Reindeer printable

For kids who might want to draw, or are beginning writers, this is a great letter to use. Instead of writing sentences, they can draw what they would like in this letter for Santa, or stick to writing just a single word.

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Download our reindeer printable here.

Santa letter for emerging writers

For kids getting a little older, who are learning to write a little more, this letter is perfect! Outlined with Christmas garlands, they can focus on writing the basics, instead of a big paragraph.

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Download our Christmas garland printable here.

Candy cane printable

This candy cane printable is super cute, and kids can list out their wish list in a way that is easy to read.

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Download our candy cane printable here.

Minimalist letter

This letter has a more minimalist vibe, while still getting into the holiday spirit. Your kiddos can write — or draw! — whatever they like, with no space constraints at all.

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Download our minimalist printable here.

Vintage Santa letter

This gorgeous letter is for those who want a more traditional, vintage feel to your merry mail. It’s also great for older kids who want to write an actual letter, instead of listing their wish list.

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Download our vintage letter here.

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