PibblyWriting a Letter to Santa Coloring Page
Ages 4–8
Every year, lots of children sit down in early December to tell Santa what they are hoping for, and this page captures that quiet, excited moment. A child sits at a little wooden desk beside a frosty window, pencil in hand, with a fresh sheet of lined paper that is still completely blank. An empty envelope and a few crayons wait on the desk, a cat naps on the chair next to them, and snowflakes drift past outside. Because the paper is left empty, kids can color the scene and then dream up what they would write. It pairs well with the Santa reading his list page.
Try this: After coloring, write or draw a real letter to Santa on a separate sheet together and talk about one kind thing to do for someone else this month.
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Printing and age tips
Color the window frost in very light blue and leave the paper on the desk white, so it stands out as the brightest spot on the page.
What age is the Writing a Letter to Santa coloring page for?
This page suits kids aged about 4 to 8. If it gets abandoned quickly, try a simpler page; if it is finished in minutes, try a more detailed one.
How do I print the Writing a Letter to Santa coloring page?
Use the A4 or US Letter PDF above and print in black-and-white / black-only mode on normal paper. For markers, thicker paper (or a spare sheet underneath) stops bleed-through. See our printing guide for more detail.
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Make it personal: add their name or draw your own idea.