Late November: the countdown
Print it at the end of November: the name in big hollow letters and 24 numbered boxes, one to color each day until Christmas Eve. It is a gentle way to answer “how many days left?”. Advent countdown with the name.
December: the letter to Santa
The letter has the name to color, three lines for wishes and a signature to trace, so even kids who don’t write yet can sign it. Letter to Santa with the name.
Tap a sheet to open it, type the name and print.
For the class: Secret Santa
Paste the class list and the Secret Santa draw happens in your browser: nobody gets themselves, with fold-over slips and a list for the teacher. Class Secret Santa. Every sheet on this page also prints for the whole class, one page per child, up to 30 names.
Quiet afternoons: a story to color
The Christmas mini book has 8 pages where your child helps a lost star shine again: cut, staple and color. Christmas story with the name. For a quick one, the Christmas coloring page has the name in giant letters with a tree, gifts and snowflakes.
Christmas Eve: ticket and Nice List
Three train tickets to the North Pole with the name to color, a seat number and a circle for the conductor to punch: perfect for a pajama day or the night before Christmas. North Pole train ticket. And to make it official, the Nice List certificate with the name and lines for Santa and the head elf to sign.
Christmas dinner: the kids’ table
Type the cousins’ names and print a placemat for each: the name to color, a plate to draw dinner and tic-tac-toe to play while the adults talk. Kids’ table placemats.
The Christmas pages are online until December 25. You’ll find them all together in our Christmas printables.
