Printable Christmas List! SANTA’s address at the North Pole included!

Free printable Christmas list for kids- Including Santa’s address at the North Pole so kids can really send their letter to Santa!

This adorable Christmas activity idea for kids includes a blank list to print and fill out in their Christmas wish list! Use this list as a letter to Santa and send it to him at his address at the North Pole! Perfect Christmas list print out for school Christmas parties and even an activity to complete on Thanksgiving Day. 

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Let kids fill out their own Printable Christmas List!

Even send your letter to SANTA- address included!

It’s that time of year when everyone is asking for Christmas lists for your kiddos. It’s hard enough to figure out what to get your own children and now it’s the week of Thanksgiving and you know everyone will be asking what Johnny wants for Christmas.

So you are scrambling through toy catalogs trying to remember every toy they begged for from a commercial while you were scrolling through Facebook on your phone trying to enjoy 2 sips of coffee (or wine).

Christmas lists are a childhood right of passage! They are as much as a tradition as Christmas trees, snowmen, and all of the activities on your Christmas bucket list.

And don’t you love that look of concentration kids get when they are writing letters to Santa?! So serious, hopeful, and lit up with Christmas spirit 🥰

Pass on the tradition with this free Printable-Christmas-list for the kids to complete and distribute. It includes write-in blanks for age, clothing/shoe sizes, favorite color/sport or team and characters. There are also several rows to add specific gift ideas.

Fun (and helpful) ways to use this printable Christmas list

(and how it can help save Mom and Dad some stress):

• If there are some special gifts that you want to come from Santa, leave those off the list. Having a list for “Santa” and separate a list for family can leave Mom and Dad a few special things for under the tree on Christmas morning.
• Print and complete a different list for each gift buyer. This will help avoid Grandma and Aunt Sue both buying Baby Alive. No one ever gives a gift receipt and who wants to stand in the return line anyway?! Not me.
• Here is the big benefit: avoid unwanted gifts! If Johnny has every single Thomas train and you are praying he doesn’t get another one for fear you will have to turn your dining room into a train station- then here is your out: Add a funny, short note regarding things they don’t need. Add things they already have enough of or you don’t allow them to play with in your house. For example:

“How lucky am I to get Christmas gifts

but there are a few things that aren’t on my list.

Nerf guns, trains, and video games now cover my floor

so this year I won’t need anymore!”

• You can also send your letter to Santa!
  • USPS Letters to Santa Program (Honestly, not my favorite option. You have to open the letter and write on the back… read more here: LINK ). Here is Santa’s address:
    • North Pole Postmark
      Postmaster
      4141 Postmark Drive
      Anchorage, AK 99530-9998
  • Amazon has some options that are much cooler! They range in price depending on what you are looking for but they start at the cost of a stamp. Here is an affiliate link: Letters from Santa

Printable-Christmas-list

At least this year you don’t have to hand grandma a list that is scribbled on a Thanksgiving napkin. (okay, maybe it’s only me that does that!)

Hopefully, this list can save you just a bit of holiday stress! And I don’t want you to have to turn your house into a train station or Barbie mansion (well, maybe a Barbie mansion doesn’t seem so bad!). If we could only fit in Barbie’s cute shoes… If you are stressing about where you are going to put more toys, try this simple toy clean out trick (and 15 places to donate/sell used toys).

Share this with your mom friend and save her one headache too! Then you both can go have some wine… 😉

Once the letters are sealed and on their way to the North Pole, Mom can sit down with her printable Christmas list; what would you wish for?

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