Free Santa Wish List Printable for Kids
We’ve filled out a Santa wish list printable every December since my son was in preschool, and I’ve kept most of them tucked away with our holiday decorations.
They’re such a sweet snapshot of what he loved each year, one year it was LEGO everything, another year it was books and a flashlight “for reading under the covers.”
I’ve pulled together six different printable wish lists for you to choose from, some are simple and sweet, others have prompts or spots to color. They’re all free and easy to print at the end of this post.
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Make Your Letter to Santa Extra Special
With six different Santa writing prompts to choose from, kids can pick the one that suits them best, whether they love to color, need a little help getting started, or just want lots of space to dream big.
One version is great for younger kids who want to decorate their list with crayons and stickers before writing down their top picks.
Another helps them think through their choices with prompts for one thing they really want, something they need, stocking fillers, and even a favorite book.
There’s also a version with room for twelve wishes, perfect for older kids who enjoy listing everything from toys to holiday activities, or even sharing their favorite Christmas movies and books with Santa.
These little details turn a simple list into a sweet keepsake you’ll want to hang onto.
Once they’ve filled it out, scroll down for step-by-step instructions on how to send it off to the North Pole and make the experience even more magical.
How to Receive a Letter from Santa
If your child is sending a Santa wish list letter this year, you can make the experience even more magical by arranging for a reply from Santa himself. Here’s how to do it:
- Print one of the Santa Claus wish list templates below and have your child fill it out in their best handwriting. Santa pays attention to the details!
- Place the child’s letter in an envelope addressed to Santa Claus, North Pole.
- Write a personalized response to your child, signing it as “From Santa”.
- Insert both letters into a new envelope, addressed to your child and including SANTA, NORTH POLE as the return address.
- Add a First-Class Mail stamp.
- Place this envelope inside a larger envelope and address it to:
North Pole Postmark
Postmaster
4141 Postmark Dr
Anchorage, AK 99530-9998
Other Fun Ways to Share a Wish List for Santa
If you’re short on time or just looking for a creative twist, these ideas offer fun and memorable ways to share your child’s wish list with Santa:
- Wish List Ornament with Pocket – Turn their list into part of your holiday decor by tucking it into a personalized ornament. It’s a keepsake you’ll enjoy hanging year after year.
- Santa Envelope Template – Add an extra dose of magic with printable envelope designs made just for Santa mail.
- Letter with Custom Wax Seal – Make it feel official with a wax-sealed letter from Santa, complete with a North Pole postmark.
- Elf on the Shelf Letters to Santa – For Elf fans, this kit includes special paper from Mrs. Claus and everything your child needs to send their note through Elf mail.
Little touches like these can turn a simple letter into a family tradition your kids will remember and look forward to each year.
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Last Updated on 5 August 2025 by Clare Brown