How To Write, Send Letters To Santa Claus: Best Samples, Address (USPS), Email, Calling
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It will be a great idea to send Santa Claus a handwritten letter that is exquisite and full of heartfelt, beautiful words so that the kids can get their beautiful presents. If the letters are carefully written, beautifully decorated, and clearly written, Santa Claus will be able to identify and read them sooner and deliver the gifts to the kids. This is due to the fact that Santa Claus is usually very busy.
Parents: Helping Your Child Write to Santa
As a parent, you can play an important role in making the experience magical for your child.
Encourage Thoughtful Requests
Guide your child to include a mix of gifts, including something they truly need.
Help Decorate the Letter
Join in the fun by helping your child decorate their letter with drawings or stickers.
Create a Reply from Santa
Consider writing a reply from Santa to keep the magic alive. Use festive stationery and mention details from their letter to make it personal.
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Steps to Write A Letters to Santa
Writing letters to Santa is simple. It helps children improve their language abilities. The Santa Claus lettering guide and letter samples are available for anyone who wants to get ideas for their own letter. Put on some holiday tunes. You should be bursting with holiday cheer when you write your letter to Santa, and nothing helps that more than a little Christmas music. You can listen to Christmas music on your computer, phone, or radio. Ask your parents for help if you need it.
The steps below will be used to write a letter to Santa:
– Step 1: Write a polite greeting, then introduce yourself specifically, including information such as name, age, address.
“Dear Santa Claus,
My name is … I am … years old. I Live in …"
– Step 2: Ask about the health of Santa Claus and his “partners” – the cute reindeer.
“I know that you are very busy, so I wonder How you are.
How have the reindeers been? I hope that both you and the reindeers are happy”
– Step 3: Tell Santa that you have always been a good child throughout the year.
“This year I have been a good child. I am always nice to my student, my parents, my sister, brother and friends. I always do all my homework and help my parents clean my house and put all of my toys back to their place”.
– Step 4: Tell Santa Claus your desired gift.
“I really like a new toy, maybe car or motorbike toy. So I wish to have a new toy this Christmas”
“All I want for this Christmas is a red umbrella”.
| Santa receives a ton of letters from young people (and young at heart) all over the world, so occasionally he is unable to fulfill every wish list item. You should only include your top choices because of this. |
| If you'd like, include a request for someone else. Receiving gifts from Santa Claus is a lot of fun, but don't lose sight of the fact that the true meaning of Christmas is love and compassion. Consider the individuals in your life. Do you want to include a gift or wish of any kind for them? Maybe chocolate bars are your mother's favorite food. You could ask Santa to bring her a few candy bars. Say something along the lines of, "I would also like two chocolate bars for Mommy because they are her favorite!" Your request need not be a gift; it could simply be a heartfelt wish for someone you care about. You could wish for a joyous Christmas for your entire family or for your brother's broken arm to get better quickly. |
Step 5: Say thank you to Santa Claus.
Children who are obedient and polite always leave a good impression on others. So, when writing a letter to Santa, always remember to say thank you most sincerely.
“Thank you, Santa, for bringing so much toys to kids like me.”
“Thanks, Santa, for bringing me gifts every year.”
“Sincerely” (sincere), “Love” (dear), or “Best wishes”
Step 6: Sign your name clearly at the end of the letter.
| Your letter should be illustrated. You can now embellish your letter however you like after you've finished writing it. You might want to draw a snowman, a reindeer, or some Christmas trees. You could even create a drawing of Santa Claus! Santa will certainly find that amusing. To create a variety of Christmas-themed drawings, use crayons, markers, colored pencils, and pens. Do not worry if you make a few mistakes; Santa loves minor flaws. But you can start over if you really want to. |
SANTA USED TO SEND LETTERS, NOT RECEIVE THEMOriginally, rather than being sent, Santa letters were received letters from children, with parents using them as a means of giving advice to children on how to behave. For instance, every holiday season, Fanny Longfellow (the wife of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) wrote letters to her kids, commenting on their behavior from the previous year ("I am sorry I sometimes hear you are not so kind to your little brother as I wish you were," she wrote to her son Charley on Christmas Eve 1851). As gifts became a bigger part of the holiday, this custom changed, and the letters became Christmas wish lists. However, some parents still wrote letters to their children in Santa's voice. Among them, J.R.R. Tolkien's elaborately illustrated updates on Father Christmas and his life at the North Pole, complete with red gnomes, snow elves, and his principal helper, the North Polar bear, were perhaps the most impressive. He did this every Christmas for almost 25 years. IT USED TO BE ILLEGAL TO ANSWER THESanta couldn't respond to the letters, so kids had another good reason not to mail them. Santa's mail, and any other letters to fictitious or undeliverable addresses, used to be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Even though many people offered to reply to Santa's letters, it was illegal for them to do so because it was also illegal to open Dead Letters. (A few postmasters, though, disregarded the regulations.) A permanent exception to the rules was made by the Postmaster General in 1913, allowing authorized people and organizations to respond to Santa's mail. Even today, for the post office to respond to such letters, they must be made out specifically to "Santa Claus". Families with names like "Kringle" or "Nicholas" won't unintentionally receive their mail at the incorrect address this way. |
Best Samples of Letters to Santa
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| Dear Santa Claus, How have you been? I wanted you to know that I have been a very good little girl this year. I have played nice with my brother and completed all my chores that my mommy and daddy asked. I also got good grades on my report card and I hope you saw that. This year for Christmas, I don’t want much, but the doll in the Girl catalog that’s name is Baby. Baby is an Thailand doll who loves horses and lives in Bangkok. I love horses so much that I also would like some of the Briar horses to play with. I also like Barbie and Sophia the First dolls. Anything you want to bring me would be nice. I can’t wait till you come. Since last year you ate all the chocolate chip cookies I laid out for you, I will be sure to make those again this year. Santa, I have waited all year for you to come. I made sure my chimney is clean so you won’t get your suit dirty when you come down. Love, |
| Dear Santa Claus, My name is Clara and I am 9 years old. I hope that you are all rested up from delivering presents last year. I want you to know that I have been very good this year and I listened to my parents. This year I would really like the Red Five X-wing Starfighter Lego set. My brother Thomas says thay Legos are for boys, but I already have a TIE fighter and would like more sets to start my collection. Thank you for all of the great presents that you gave me last year. Please say hello to the reindeers. I love to watch the Christmas movies that have all of them flying around. Sincerely, Clara Kim. |
| Dear Santa Claus, I have been a very good girl! I help mommy feed Mimi almost every day. I hope I am on the nive list. Here is some stuff I would like: A new teddy bear, roller skates, some balloons, a remote control boat, and a new dress. Please give me only what I deserve. Love, Tim Walker P.S: I hope you like the cookies I helped mommy make. |
| Dear Santa Claus, How are you and your reindeers? It must be cool riding a carriage with the reindeers in the sky? My name is Sophia and I am 10 years old now. This year for Christmas I would really like a couch with a bed because I have a apartment that only has one room. My parents sleep in the living room on the couch and they always wake up with back pain. My dad works a lot everyday, so his back pain stresses him out. That’s all I want for this Christmas. I wish you have a happy Christmas, Santa Claus! Thank you |
To Which Address to Send Letters to Santa
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USPS
In November, USPS Operation Santa started taking kid-written letters. However, volunteers will start responding to these letters with gifts from Santa starting on November 28.
To enable volunteers to respond with mailing the gifts, letters are sent to 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888 with a return address. Following that, they are "sorted, read, and published" on the website. Although it has been redacted, personal information. After reading each letter, volunteers can choose one to "adopt."
The final day to send a letter to Santa is Dec. 12.
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| People and organizations can respond by using Operation Santa Over a century ago, the USPS started receiving letters addressed to Santa, a spokesperson for the USPS said in a statement to Insider. Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock granted permission to postal employees and regular citizens to reply to these letters in 1912. The Postal Service enlisted charitable organizations and businesses to write responses when the volume of mail became too much for them to handle alone, and they even chose to send gifts that children had requested. Operation Santa went digital in seven cities in 2017, and for the first time went nationwide in 2020. Anyone in the US who wants to play Santa can now browse through people's letters online, choose one to answer with a note or a gift, and then bring their response to the post office for delivery at a participating post office. |
Other mail options
Children can still write to Santa even if they are not participating in USPS Operation Santa. There are additional mailing choices.
Sending the child's letter and one "from Santa" to North Pole Postmark, Postmaster, 4141 PostMark Dr., Anchorage AK 99530-9998 is one of your options.
The Santa Clause Museum will also assist Santa in answering the numerous letters he receives.
To reach Santa Claus, write to PO Box 1 in Santa Claus, Indiana, 47579.
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Santa will respond to emails right away if you don't want to wait for snail mail.
Families can fill out information on the website, and the kids will receive an email in return. The website claims it is appropriate for classrooms even though there is no video.
Another option provides a specific area for introducing yourself to Santa, making gift requests, and telling him whether you think you've been nice or naughty.
Calling
Santa also might pick up the phone.
His hotline is free and is available all year. However, most calls are made during December.
To reach Santa, call 605-313-4000.
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Visiting Santa
Of course, seeing Santa is still the best.
Kids can either bring their letters to Santa or just tell him what they want when he visits.
Throughout the Commonwealth, Santa usually makes mall appearances in November and December. Santa started visiting Natick Mall and the Burlington Mall earlier this month, and he will start visiting Holyoke on November 23.
Conclusion
Writing and sending a letter to Santa Claus is a delightful tradition that brings joy to people of all ages. By following these tips, you can make your letter special, heartfelt, and magical. Remember, the true spirit of Christmas lies in kindness, gratitude, and the joy of giving. So, as you wait for Santa to visit, spread holiday cheer and make the season unforgettable. Merry Christmas!
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