Are you looking for Santa gift tags? Look no further, these “to child, from Santa” labels are the perfect way for Santa to label presents for kids clearly.
It is that time of year when Santa is busy making sure Christmas morning is magical for children all over the world. To make Santa’s job easier I have created some adorable Santa gift tags.
These Santa gift tags are a perfect way to clearly label which present belongs to which child. They are a handy way for Santa to stay organized this holiday season and put a smile on so many little faces Christmas morning.
This post is all about printable Santa gift tags.
Santa Gift Tags
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Supplies
- Printer
- Cardstock
- Scissors
- Hole Punch
- Ribbon/Twine
Directions
In this post, you will find seven different Santa gift tags. First, choose the Santa gift tag you want to use. Then, download and print the labels on Cardstock like this. Next, cut out each gift tag and place a hole in the designated circle with a hole punch.
Write the child’s name on the gift tag and attach it to their present using twine or ribbon. On Christmas Eve, place their present(s) under the Christmas tree.
Cardstock
Gifts From Santa
Does Santa leave the gifts unwrapped? Does he wrap them using certain wrapping paper? How does he indicate which present belongs to which child?
In our house, Santa always leaves a small Santa sack with four presents for each child inside. They each end up getting one thing that they want (not a super expensive gift), one thing that they need, one thing they can wear, and one thing they can read.
Each gift is wrapped in plain brown wrapping paper and their name is written on the paper with black marker.
Instead of just writing on the gifts, I thought it would be cool if Santa attached a gift tag to label each gift. This is why I created some adorable Christmas gift tags for Santa to use this year.
As I was creating them, I remembered how concerned my 6-year-old was last year on Christmas Eve regarding how Santa would get inside our house.
Since we do not have a chimney she worried he would use a window or door and set off our alarm system. I told her I had confidence in Santa and that he would have a way to deliver the presents without tripping the alarm.
Because of this, I added the delivery method to some of the Santa gift tags. That way, he can check off which way he plans to deliver the gifts to each child whether it be through the door, chimney, window, doggy door, or just by using magic to help put imaginative kids like mine at ease the following year.
Here are the seven different Santa gift tags. Below each one, there is a box you can click on to download and print it off.
Santa Gift Tag #1
This printable makes a perfect Santa Gift Label. Either tape it to the present or print it on sticker paper like this.
Santa Gift Tag Template #2
Santa Gift Tag #3
This printable has 5 pages. The first page is a blank one that does not have any check marks and can be filled in using a pen. The other pages have a different delivery method check marked so make sure to print the correct page that you need.
Santa Gift Tag Template #4
Santa Gift Label #5
Here is another Santa gift label that you can either tape on the present or print using sticker paper like this.
Christmas Gift Label #6
For this Christmas gift tag, write in the child’s name and check off the delivery method.
Santa Present Label #7
Christmas Eve Box
Do you want to start a fun Christmas tradition with your kids? If so, you have to try a Christmas Eve box. Put together a box full of goodies for the whole family and open it together on Christmas Eve.
Seriously, my kids LOVE this. A few things I like to include inside our Christmas Eve box are matching Christmas pajamas that we wear to bed that night, ornaments for each kid, and a new family game or movie we can enjoy together. If you would like some other great Christmas Eve box ideas make sure to check out my post about it here.
My Christmas Wish List Template
If your kids love looking through toy magazines and store catalogs and putting together a Christmas list then you have to check out these Christmas wish list templates. These templates are an adorable way for them to organize and prioritize their most wanted gifts this year!
Letter To Santa Claus
Once your child has made their wish list, have them send a letter to Santa Claus. Check out these free Letters to Santa templates and have your child fill one out and mail it to the North Pole.
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