Letters from Santa

Santa has provided some easy-to-fill-in letters for his Christmas helpers.  Use your browser's "Back" button to return to previously-viewed pages.

Steps for completing a letter:

1. Select letter #1, #2 or #3 and click on "continue"

2. Select a page design...you will immediately view your letter

3. Add personal information where you see parenthesis...this makes your letter special

4. Remove text within parenthesis as well as the parenthesis leaving only the personal text you entered

5. Move to the next item in parenthesis and repeat step 3 and 4 until all items have been completed

6. Set your margins, do a print preview and print.

You now have your finished letter.  Congratulations!

* Areas that will require data from you are highlighted in red in the Letter Samples below.

Letter #1

My Dear Edward,    

     Ho-Ho-Ho, it's almost Christmas!  The elves have completed all of the orders for toys, the North Pole Green Earth Fairies updated my sleigh to make it more environmentally friendly and all of the reindeer have been exercising 30 minutes every day to get back to their flying weights.  Everything seems to be on schedule for December 24th.

     As I looked over my naughty and nice lists for a second time, I was very impressed with how you've taken out the garbage without too much complaining.

     Your teacher, Mr. Beckner, reminded me that you've been studying very hard this year too.  Well done!

     So, if you promise to take good care of it and to be a very responsible owner, I will be bringing you a red bike.

     I'm looking forward to visiting your home in Knoxville.  As always, the "Santa Stop Here" sign will show the way.

     Keep up the good work!

Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas,

Santa Claus

P.S.

     Remember I can only visit after you've gone to sleep in your bed, so turn in early.

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Letter #2

My Dearest Edward,    

      When my elves pointed to your name on my Naughty and Nice list, I became quite merry. You see, you have received an outstanding number of gold stars for kindness, consideration and helpfulness this year.  Your grandma also reminded me of how dependable you’ve been about making your bed.    

     I know you requested a Wii Game Console for Christmas…that’s a pretty big order, but I’ll see what I can do.

     My visit to your home in Philadelphia is at the top of my schedule, so remember to be fast asleep in your bed early on Christmas Eve.

    There's lots to be done up here. The reindeer need new bells for their harnesses, the ribbon-curling machine needs oil...oh, the list is endless.

     Well, the elves tell me it’s time to judge the peppermint stick contest, so I best be on my way.

     Remember to keep Christmas in your heart all year long.

     Keep up the good work!

Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas,

Santa Claus

P.S.

     I'd love more of those Oatmeal Raisin cookies. They were delicious!  Mrs. Claus would be jealous.

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Letter #3

Dear Edward,    

      While enjoying a cup of delicious hot cocoa and watching the reindeer training  games, I noticed my busy elves were putting the finishing touches on the last toy for this year's Christmas Eve delivery. There were so many children's names on the Nice List, we've had to work non-stop to complete all of the orders.

     Your Daddy reminded me you've been very good this year.  I've noticed you've been especially good about feeding Fido.  That's one of the many reasons your name is on my Nice List.

     Your teacher, Mrs. Lynch,  said you've worked hard to improve your math skills. Well done!

     So...if you continue to be kind, courteous, helpful and studious, the elves might just put a new Transformer in my sack for you.

     At twilight on Christmas Eve, the view is brilliant over Billings. I look forward to visiting again. So, remember to go to bed early.

     Keep up the good work!

Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas,

Santa Claus

P.S.

      I loved the ceramic hand ornament you placed on the tree.  I look forward to seeing it again this year!

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