Want, need, wear, read letter to Santa: free printable

How to use it

1. Type your child's name.
2. Pick the wish list or the want, need, wear, read version.
3. Print it and let your child fill it in. Little ones can draw their wishes instead.
4. Mail it, or leave it out for the elf to carry north.

In the United States, the Postal Service runs a letters-to-Santa program in December; check usps.com for this year's address and dates.

What is on the page

• My name is Emma and I am
• years old.
• Something I want:
• Something I need:
• Something to wear:
• Something to read:
• One kind thing I did this year:

All versions

• Letter to Santa wish list: The classic: who I am, how the year went and three wishes, plus one wish for someone else.
• Want, need, wear, read letter to Santa: Four gifts instead of a long list: something I want, something I need, something to wear and something to read.

More to make

Letter from SantaA personal letter from Santa with your child's name. Nice list certificateAn official-looking certificate signed by Santa. Elf arrival letterA hello letter from your elf, with your child's name in it. Elf daily notes24 little notes from the elf, one for each morning. Elf reminder letterA gentle nudge from the elf: be kind, tidy up, go to bed. Elf goodbye letterA see-you-next-year letter for Christmas Eve.