Free Printable Letter to Santa (Letter, Wish List & Reply from Santa)

By Sofia Cook •

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Free printable letter to Santa, Christmas wish list and reply letter from Santa from Swan and Cook

Writing a letter to Santa is one of the sweetest Christmas traditions! This free printable letter to Santa set helps kids tell Santa about their year, what they are thankful for, and what they are wishing for.

It comes with a fill-in-the-blank letter, a Christmas wish list, and a magical letter from Santa that grown-ups can fill in and leave under the tree. Save one every year for a priceless keepsake!

What’s Included

  • Dear Santa letter with easy fill-in-the-blank prompts
  • My Christmas Wish List with 10 check-off lines
  • A Letter from Santa for grown-ups to fill in
  • Cute Christmas pictures kids can color
  • 3 pages, US Letter size, prints in color or black and white
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Tips for a Magical Santa Letter

  • Help little ones by writing their words and letting them sign their name.
  • Keep each year’s letter in a folder, it makes a beautiful keepsake.
  • Leave the letter by the cookies and milk on Christmas Eve.
  • Use the wish list to help grandparents with gift ideas!

How do you use the letter to Santa printable?

Print the Dear Santa page and let your child fill in each line: their name, age, something kind they did this year, what they are thankful for and their top three wishes. Younger kids can draw pictures instead!

On Christmas Eve, fill in the Letter from Santa page with your child’s name and something special they did this year, then leave it under the tree for a magical surprise in the morning.

How to Make Your Printables Last Year After Year

Want to use these letters again and again? Print them on sturdy cardstock and run them through a laminator, or slip each page into a clear sheet protector. Then use dry-erase markers and simply wipe them clean when you are done. Store them in a folder and they will be ready for next Christmas!

Favorite Supplies

These are a few supplies I love that make printables easier and more fun:

Looking for more? Try our Christmas gift list planner and Christmas bingo, or browse all our Christmas printables.

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