A kids Christmas printables bundle full of Santa mail, coloring and games
Ask adults about their best Christmas memories and toys rarely come up. They remember writing to Santa. They remember the morning a reply arrived with their name on it. They remember games with cousins and colouring at the kitchen table while something good baked in the oven. The Kids Christmas Magic Bundle helps you create those moments, using a home printer and a few sheets of paper.
You get four printable kits: one for writing to Santa, one for Santa writing back, a big coloring book and a set of party games. Together they carry the magic from the first week of December right through to Christmas Eve.
What’s inside
1. Sugarplum Post Letter to Santa Kit ($6.49 alone)
This is where the season starts. Sugarplum Post includes Christmas wish list pages for different ages, including a picture-based list for toddlers who can’t write yet. There’s a fill-in letter to Santa where kids share how they’ve been good this year. Then comes the magic part: a reply from Santa, a nice list certificate, gift tags signed by Santa and North Pole envelopes to mail it all in.
It comes in US Letter, A4 and a 5×7 size for the wish lists and letters, with 2-up print sheets to save paper. The pages are fillable, so you can type names and details if your handwriting looks a little too much like a parent’s.
2. Snowquill Letter from Santa Template ($4.49)
A second Santa kit might sound like overkill, but Snowquill does something different. It focuses on the reply, with a personalised letter template you edit to mention the child’s name, age, achievements this year and a gift hint. It includes a Santa report card that grades kindness, sharing and helping, plus a nice list certificate, envelope labels, gift tags and reindeer food tags for Christmas Eve.
Use Sugarplum for the child’s letter and Snowquill for Santa’s reply, or use both for different children.
3. Twinkle Town Christmas Coloring Book ($4.49)
Fifty-four pages of Christmas colouring cover Santa, reindeer, snowmen, gingerbread houses, trees, presents and winter scenes. Toddler pages have thick, simple lines for little hands. A nativity set covers the Christmas story. There are mazes and a word search for older kids.
The mini edition prints at half-letter size, which makes perfect party favours or stocking fillers. A classroom pack gives teachers a ready set of pages. You also get PNG pages for colouring in kids’ apps on a tablet, which is handy for car trips.
4. Merrymaker Christmas Party Games ($5.99)
Twenty-three printable games keep a crowd entertained, whether that’s cousins on Christmas Day, a classroom party or the office lunch. There’s Christmas bingo, trivia with answer keys, charades cards, a word search, the left-right gift passing game, a white elephant game and more. Most need nothing but a printer and a pencil.
A December plan for families
- Late November: Kids fill in their Sugarplum wish lists and letters to Santa.
- Early December: “Mail” the letters to the North Pole.
- Through December: Hand out Twinkle Town pages on quiet afternoons and rainy days.
- Mid December: Santa’s Snowquill reply arrives, with a report card and a hint about one gift.
- Christmas Eve: Sprinkle the reindeer food and add Santa’s gift tags to presents.
- Christmas Day: Pull out the Merrymaker games once the gifts are open.
Why printables beat store-bought activity packs
Store-bought activity books get used once. Printables don’t run out. If a child loves the reindeer page, print it again. If three cousins all want the same bingo card, print three. If you have a classroom of 28, print 28. You pay once and use it every Christmas for years, which makes the cost per use almost nothing.
Printing at home also means you can do it at 9pm on the 23rd when you realise you need something for tomorrow.
Who this bundle is for
- Parents and grandparents of children aged roughly 2 to 10
- Teachers planning a classroom Christmas party
- Sunday school leaders, using the nativity pages
- Anyone hosting a family Christmas with young guests
Formats and compatibility
- Printable and fillable PDFs in US Letter and A4
- 5×7 wish lists and half-letter mini coloring book
- PNG pages for tablet colouring apps
- User guides for each product
Digital download only. Nothing is shipped.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print more than once?
Yes, as many copies as you need for your own family or class.
Do I need special paper?
No. Regular printer paper works. Card stock makes the certificates feel special.
Can I edit the Santa letter?
Yes. The fields are fillable, so type the child’s name and details before printing.
Is it suitable for non-religious families?
Yes. The nativity pages are separate, so skip them if you prefer.
Tips for making the Santa letters believable
Kids are sharper than we think, and by age six or seven many will look for clues. A few small touches keep the magic alive a little longer. Type Santa’s reply rather than handwriting it, so it doesn’t look like Mum’s writing. Mention one specific thing the child did this year, like learning to ride a bike or helping with a new baby sibling. Kids light up when Santa knows details only someone watching would know.
Leave the reply somewhere unexpected, like inside the fridge, under the tree overnight or tucked into the post. Use the North Pole envelopes and labels so it looks like it really travelled. On Christmas Eve, put Snowquill’s reindeer food tags on a small bag of oats and glitter and let the kids sprinkle it on the lawn.
Save the letters each year in a folder. In a decade they’ll be some of the most treasured things you own.
The price
Separately, these four products cost $21.46. The bundle is $15.99. You save $5.47, or 25%.
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