Simple Letters to Santa | Printable Letters and Envelopes
It’s that time of year. Time to send your letters to Santa Claus! Hopefully, we are all on the nice list.
This year I decided to keep our letters to Santa simple. Our kids are beginning to learn how to write, so I left the space between the lines a bit larger.
All you need to do is download the letters, bake some cookies, get the hot chocolate ready, and sit down together to write your letters to Santa. There are four options to choose from.
Mailing your Letters to Santa
I have also included a few options of envelopes for your letters. Print them in regular letter-sized envelopes or get fancy envelopes if you want to step up your game. By the way, don’t forget to change your printer paper settings to “envelope” before you hit the print button.
As far as sending the letter you have a few options: The first one is to give the letter to your North Pole representative at your house, ours is an Elf on a Shelf, or send them to the places I list below. Pick the one that suits you.
A second option is to prepare your Santa letter and a response letter from Santa, and send them here. You will need to put these letters in a larger envelope and send it to the North Pole Postmaster.
A third option is to send your letters to the North Pole. You need to follow the USPS directions here. Use the envelope that has the address of 123 Elf Road. Be sure to have it postmarked by December 14th. Also, check out Operation Santa while you are there, it a great opportunity to do a kind deed.
I hope you find this quick post helpful. There are so many fun traditions around this time and this is one of our favorites. Don’t forget to have the kids draw a picture on the back.
Santa only brings one gift to our home. One special toy and then he is kind enough to leave a few extra things in the stockings. Below are some unique stocking stuffing ideas that you might find in ours. 😉
