30 Free Printable Letters to Santa Templates To Make This Christmas Extra Special.

If your child still believes in Santa, I know they probably get pretty excited to write him a letter every year.

I mean, who wouldn’t be thrilled at the thought of sending their wish list straight to the North Pole and hoping Santa will bring all their holiday dreams to life?

That’s why I’ve created these 30 ‘Letter to Santa’ printable templates to make this heartwarming Christmas tradition even more magical and memorable.

And these ‘Letter to Santa’ templates are totally FREE!

I’ve put together a variety of styles and designs to suit every little letter writer, so you can keep the holiday traditions alive without spending a dime.

Whether your child loves to draw, needs a little prompting to get their thoughts on paper, or just wants a blank canvas to express themselves, I’ve got you covered.

But before we get into the details, did you know you can actually send these letters to Santa and get a reply back?

Yep! You can send your child’s letter to Santa through the USPS or other services that offer replies from the jolly old man himself.

Imagine the look on their face when they get a letter back from the North Pole!

Now, let’s dive into what’s included and how you can make the most of these adorable templates.

What’s Included in the Free Printable Letters to Santa

I know every child is unique, and their letters to Santa should be just as special. That’s why I’ve created 30 different templates, each with its own charm and style.

Whether it’s your child’s first time writing to Santa or you’re continuing a beloved tradition, these templates will make the experience even more special.

Here’s a peek at what you’ll find:

1. Classic Christmas Letter

This template features a traditional holiday design with holly, candy canes, and a cheerful Santa in the corner. It’s perfect for the child who loves all things classic Christmas.

2. North Pole Express

This one is designed to look like an official North Pole airmail letter, complete with a postage stamp and “Urgent” label. It’s great for kids who want to make sure Santa knows their letter is top priority!

3. Blank Canvas

For the budding artist, this template leaves plenty of room for drawings, stickers, or any creative additions your child wants to include.

4. Prompted Template

Not every child finds it easy to write a letter from scratch. This template includes prompts like “Dear Santa, this year I’ve been…” and “My Christmas wish list is…” making it perfect for younger kids or those who need a little help getting started.

5. Coloring Fun

This one is a hit with the little ones who love to color. The template includes black-and-white illustrations of Santa, reindeer, and Christmas trees, all ready to be brought to life with crayons or markers.

6. Snowflake Magic

A beautiful, wintry design filled with snowflakes and icicles. This template is for the child who loves the frosty side of Christmas.

7. Elf Approved

This playful template features Santa’s little helpers, making it perfect for kids who want to add a touch of elf-approved fun to their letter.

8. Reindeer Friends

With adorable reindeer and a sprinkle of holiday cheer, this template is ideal for animal lovers who want to send their Christmas wishes with a bit of Rudolph’s magic.

9. Christmas Tree Delight

Decorated with ornaments and twinkling lights, this template is perfect for the child who can’t wait to deck the halls and trim the tree.

10. Gingerbread Dreams

This template is sweet enough to eat! Featuring gingerbread men and candy canes, it’s perfect for kids who love baking (and eating!) Christmas treats.

11. Candy Cane Lane

This bright and colorful template is all about the candy! Striped borders and peppermint accents make it a fun choice for sweet-toothed kids.

12. Nutcracker Fantasy

Inspired by the classic holiday ballet, this elegant template features nutcrackers, ballerinas, and a touch of Christmas magic.

13. Holiday Adventure

This template is for the adventurous child, featuring Santa on his sleigh, reindeer in flight, and a starry night sky. It’s perfect for kids who imagine Santa’s journey on Christmas Eve.

….. and more.

How To Print These Letter to Santa Templates

Printing these templates is as easy as pie . Here’s how ;

1. Download the Templates: Pop in your email address below and access all 15 templates. The files are in PDF format, so you can easily view and print them from any device.
2. Choose Your Favorite: Scroll through the options with your child and let them pick their favorite design or even a few, because why not? It’s Christmas, after all!
3. Print: Once you’ve chosen, simply hit print. The templates are designed to fit perfectly on standard 8.5” x 11” paper, so no special paper needed. But hey, if you want to make it extra special, consider using some festive cardstock or glossy paper for a polished finish.
4. Grab Some Supplies: Gather crayons, markers, stickers, or anything else your child might want to use to decorate their letter. This is the fun part!
5. Start Writing! Let your child’s creativity take over as they write (or draw) their letter to Santa. Whether they’re asking for toys, sending Christmas wishes, or just saying hello to the jolly old man himself, this letter is a keepsake you’ll treasure.

Blank Letter to Santa Template

Sometimes, kids just need a blank canvas to let their imaginations run wild.

That’s why I’ve included a blank template in this set. It’s perfect for the child who has a lot to say or who wants to include a drawing or two (or ten).

Maybe they want to draw Santa’s sleigh, add a family portrait, or sketch out the presents they’re dreaming of. Whatever they choose, this blank template gives them the freedom to create a truly personalized letter.

Prompted Templates: Great for Younger Kids

Writing a letter to Santa can be a little overwhelming, especially for younger kids.

That’s where the prompted templates come in handy. With simple, easy-to-follow prompts like “I have been…” and “For Christmas, I would like…”, these templates take the pressure off and help your child express their thoughts.

It’s a great way to guide them through the process and ensure their letter covers all the important details like how well they’ve behaved this year!

Coloring Fun: Make It a Creative Activity

What’s better than writing a letter to Santa?

Coloring it too!

The coloring-style templates are a big hit with kids who love to get creative with their crayons.

They can color in Santa’s suit, the reindeer’s antlers, or the snowflakes that dance across the page.

It’s a fun way to add an extra layer of magic to the tradition and keep the little ones entertained for a while (bonus points for keeping them busy while you wrap presents or bake cookies).

Sending the Letter: Where to Mail It

Did you know you can actually send these letters to Santa and get a reply?

Yes, many postal services, including the USPS, offer programs where your child can send their letter to Santa and receive a personalized reply from the North Pole.

Just imagine their excitement when they get a letter back from Santa himself!

Check the deadlines in your area to make this Christmas even more special.

Keepsake Ideas: Cherish the Memories

Speaking of special, don’t forget to make a copy of your child’s letter before you send it off.

Over the years, these letters will become cherished keepsakes that you’ll love to look back on. You could even create a scrapbook or a keepsake box to store them all in one place, adding a new letter each year.

It’s a beautiful way to preserve the magic of Christmas and watch how your child’s handwriting, wishes, and creativity change over time.

My Go-To Supplies for Printable Fun

Let’s talk essentials!

When it comes to making your printables pop (and last!), these are the must-haves I swear by:

• Sturdy White Cardstock: Sturdy White Cardstock: The foundation for any great printable, durable, crisp, and perfect for high-quality prints.
• Crayons: A classic! Crayola never disappoints, vibrant colors and smooth coloring make these a household favorite.
• Kid-Safe Scissors: Perfect for little hands cuts paper, you can have peace of mind with these scissors as it cant cut anything else… not hair or fingers! (Phew!)
• Glue Sticks: I’m obsessed with the disappearing purple kind, they’re a lifesaver when it comes to mess-free sticking.
• Lamination Machine: Laminate your printables to keep them looking brand new, and don’t forget the dry erase markers for endless reusability!
• Dry Erase Pockets: No laminator? No worries. These pockets are a quick, reusable alternative.
• High-Quality Printer: My Brother Wireless Printer never lets me down, clear, vibrant prints every time.
• Washi Tape: Add a bit of flair to your projects with this fun, decorative tape. It’s perfect for borders, edges, and just a little extra sparkle.
• Mini Stapler: Handy and compact, this is perfect for putting together little booklets or stapling game pieces. Plus, it’s kid-friendly and super easy to use!

Get Your Free Printable Letters to Santa

Download your free printable Letters to Santa now and let the holiday fun begin!

Whether your child is writing to Santa for the first time or the fifteenth, these templates will help them create a letter they’ll be proud to send off to the North Pole.

Wishing you and your little ones a holiday season filled with joy, love, and a little bit of Christmas magic