Letter From Santa

By afkblog | Published: 11/28/2011
Letter from Santa

Description:
Create a letter from Santa for your child this Christmas.  Easy to create, fill in the blank, free Santa Letter.

Materials needed for Letter from Santa:

  • Paper
  • Printer

Directions for Letter from Santa:

Enter information about your child in the blanks below, then press submit.

You will have the opportunity to view the letter before printing.  If you need to make any changes, press the back key, change the information and press submit again.

When the letter is complete, press the print icon from your browser.

No information about you or your letter is saved at this site.  This is a free service from Activities for Kids.

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Dear  ,

Christmas will be here soon, and I’m looking forward to visiting you in .  wrote to tell me what a good  you have been this year.  You should be very proud of yourself!   It’s so important to be a good little , listen to your and always do your .  

I hope that you and are busy getting ready for Christmas.  I know that we are.  Mrs. Claus is making some of my favorite cookies.   Rudolph and the other reindeer are practicing their flying and jumps.  They have to be in good shape to fly all the way to .  The elves have been very busy this year making , and .

Don’t forget to hang your stocking, so that I can fill it with some of your favorite treats.  Please continue to be good , and tell and your other friends that I said hello and I’ll be visiting their houses on Christmas Eve.  

Love,

Santa Claus 

P.S.  Be sure to go to bed early on Christmas Eve, I can’t visit your house until you are asleep.

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