Free Printable Letter to Santa with Matching Printable Envelope

Traditions are always such a fun part of the holiday season. If your kids usually write their wish list to Santa, have them use this free printable letter to Santa. It even has an “Official North Pole” document stamp on it! Once they are done writing their letter, you can use the free printable envelope for them to send it to the North Pole.

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In the spirit of Christmas I wanted to create this free printable letter to Santa, along with a matching printable envelope. Both the letter and envelope have the “North Pole Official Document” seal stamped on them, so you know it’s the real deal!

Simply have your children fill out their letter to Santa and stick them in the matching envelope that is already addressed to Santa himself. Place the envelope in your mailbox and Santa’s elves will make sure to get the letter to him in time for Christmas.

Free Printable Letter To Santa

Have your kids fill out the top of the letter along with their Christmas wish list. After they’re done, you can print out the envelope below and have them put it in the mailbox. The elves will pick it up and deliver to Santa himself!

The letter is sized to fit on a standard 8.5×11 inch piece of paper. For the best quality, I would recommend printing on white cardstock.

Feel free to download and print as many copies of the letter and envelope as you would like. However, please do not edit or redistribute the files in any way. The letter to Santa and matching envelope were designed for personal use only.

Free Printable Envelope

The envelope is sized to fit on an 8.5×11 inch piece of paper. For the best quality print, I would definitely recommend using white cardstock.

Simply cut the envelope out along the guidelines. Fold the bottom (larger) flap up and make a crease. Fold the two side flaps inward and tape or glue to the larger bottom flap. After you’re done, fold up Santa’s letter, put it inside and fold down the top flap and seal with a piece of tape or a fun sticker.

Favorite Printable Supplies:

These are a few of my favorite supplies that I use for printable games and activities:

• White Cardstock: For most projects, I recommend printing onto cardstock. It is much more durable than standard printer paper and often produces a higher quality print.
• Crayons: A staple in any crafting household. Crayola is always the top notch choice!
• Kid Friendly Safety Scissors: These are perfect for little kids learning how to use scissors. They cut paper but not fingers or hair!
• Glue Sticks: These disappearing purple glue sticks are by far my favorite! I love buying them in bulk since we use them so often!
• Lamination Machine: Laminating printables are a great way to make them last longer. If you are planning on laminating to make games reusable, be sure to get a bunch of dry erase markers as well.
• Dry Erase Pockets: Dry erase pockets are a great alternative to using a lamination machine when wanting to make printable games and activities reusable.
• Printer: A high quality printer is always recommended for the best results. If you are in need of a printer this Brother Wireless Printer is a great choice.

Check out these other free matching Santa printables:

• Official Nice List Certificate
  Sending kids this nice list certificate is a great way to encourage them to keep up the good behavior they have been exhibiting this year. It can also be a nice little reward to let them know that they have been doing a good job and that the big guy has taken notice.
• Gift Tags from Santa
  One way to make sure that Christmas Day is even more magical for your children is to include these Santa gift tags on all of the presents under the tree.With spaces to check off what the delivery method was, and if the child is on the naughty or nice list this year, these tags will definitely be a great addition to all of the Christmas presents under the tree. The tags are even signed by Santa himself and stamped with an “Official North Pole” seal.
• Santa Stop Here Door Hanger
  Maybe you won’t celebrating Christmas at home this year and your kids are afraid that Santa won’t know where to bring their presents. Or maybe, they just need a little extra reassurance that Santa won’t forget about them!Whatever the case, they can hang these free printable “Santa Stop Here” on their door Christmas Eve to make sure that Santa remembers to pay your house a visit!
• Dear Santa Printable Milk and Cookie Placemat
  Leaving out milk and cookies for Santa is always such a fun Christmas Eve tradition. It is so exciting to wake up on Christmas morning and see how much milk Santa drank, and how many cookies are left!There are spaces to include a glass of milk, a few cookies and even carrots for Rudolph and the rest of the reindeers.

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