A letter to Santa
Dear Santa,
This year I learned…
Something kind I did:
For Christmas I would love
- 1
- 2
- 3
And for someone I love, I wish…
A question for you, Santa:
Draw something for Santa here
Love from
FreeFillableA4 or US Letter
Letter to Santa template, ready to print.
Three letters on one page: a classic letter for children who can write, a draw-and-fill page for little ones, and a reply from Santa for you to write back. Type on it before printing, or print it blank for pens and crayons.
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Type on any line before you print, or print it blank for pens. What you type stays on this device.
How to use it
Pick a version, type on the lines if you like (what you type stays on this device until you clear it), and print. To save it as a PDF instead, choose “Save as PDF” in the print window.
For a child’s letter, print it blank and let them write and decorate it themselves; little ones can tell you the words while you write, and the “Little ones” version leaves most of the page for their drawing. Ask them for a few wishes, not twenty, and a star on the favourite.
Santa’s reply is for you: fill it in on screen with what the elves saw this year, print it, and leave it where they’ll find it.
Send the wishes to the family too. The kids’ Christmas list maker turns them into one link for grandparents.
OpenWhat’s on each version
- Letter
- My name and Age; “This year I learned…”; “Something kind I did:”; For Christmas I would love: 3 numbered lines with a star for the favourite; “And for someone I love, I wish…”; “A question for you, Santa:”; a box to draw in; “Love from”.
- Little ones
- My name is and I am … years old; “The best thing this year was”; a box to draw in; “Love from”.
- Santa’s reply
- Dear and Date; “Thank you for your letter. I read it by the fire, and…”; “The elves told me that this year you…”; “News from the North Pole:”; a box to draw in; “With love, Santa (and the reindeer)”.
Questions people ask
How do I write a letter to Santa?
Start with who you are and how old you are, say something about your year (something you learned, something kind you did), then ask for a few wishes and mark the favourite. A question for Santa, or a wish for someone else, makes it a letter rather than a list. The template has a line for each.
Is the letter to Santa template free?
Yes, free to print and copy as often as you like, with no sign-up and no email.
Is there a version for children who can’t write yet?
Yes, “Little ones”: two short lines to fill in with a grown-up, and a big box to draw what they’d love for Christmas.
Can I write a reply from Santa?
Yes. “Santa’s reply” is for parents: lines to thank them for their letter, say what the elves noticed this year, and share news from the North Pole.
Can I fill it in on screen?
Yes. Type on any line before you print. What you type is kept in this browser only, so it’s still there if you come back, and “Clear” empties it.
Where do I send a letter to Santa?
Many national postal services answer children’s letters to Santa each December, each with its own address and deadline, so check your post office’s website. Or leave it by the fireplace or the tree.