Santa Claus Printables

Practise writing this very important word with the help of our handwriting worksheet!

This printable Christmas scrapbook paper has a cheerful red polka dot design with two rows of lovely traditional Santas! You will need to use use password ActivityVillage.co.uk to open and print this pdf file.

Two more of our lovely printable Christmas word jigsaws, this time featuring some relatively simple words - "Santa" and "gift". Print onto card and then cut along the wavy lines.

At Christmas the most important letters are the ones that go to the North Pole, and I expect Father Christmas would be very happy to receive a letter written on this lovely paper. We've got lots of variations so that all ages of children can use it.

Here's a simple poster of a jolly Santa that you can display in the classroom or home or use in your Christmas crafts and projects.

Father Christmas will definitely know that he should be paying a visit to the children of the house that displays this Father Christmas Welcome sign!

Ho Ho Ho - is that Santa I can hear? The big man himself appears on this lovely printable Christmas card. Simply print onto A4 paper or card, then fold twice. 

Here's a step by step tutorial that teaches kids how to draw Father Christmas, or Santa. When you've done your drawing, make sure you colour it in! Why not get the kids to draw a Father Christmas card to give to someone in the family?

We think kids will enjoy putting together this jolly Santa Claus jigsaw! It's easy to make - just print and use one of our guides to cut out. You will need our jigsaw instructions and cutting templates.

Have some fun with this Santa acrostic poem printable!

Santa came down the chimney And snuck into my room. Noticing that I was awake he Tut-tutted And left. Oh dear.

We love these Santa bookmarks! They take a little careful cutting out, but they really are worth it. Add your own Christmas message and laminate for durability if you wish.

Santa says "Ho ho ho..." on the front of this cute printable Christmas card. Use A4 paper fold twice.

Just for fun, a printable Christmas story, "Santa Claus Does Not Forget", to enjoy during the holiday season.

Your children can practise their handwriting with this cheerful Santa Claus handwriting worksheet, complete with little colouring picture to keep them interested! Mind you, everyone is interested in Santa Claus...

Here's an original activity for Christmas - a Santa Claus (or Father Christmas) lacing card for younger kids!  

Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas! Here's a poster of Santa Claus, ready to brighten up any Christmas display...

Here's a word that all children love - so they won't object with practising how to write it! Trace over the letters of Father Christmas, then colour in our jolly Santa picture.

Ho ho ho! Santa is used to being upside down in the chimney, but this year he can climb head first into your books too! These Santa Feet bookmarks are great to pop into stockings, or into home-made Christmas crackers...

Spread some Christmas cheer and laughter with these fun little Santa bookmarks complete with jokes. Santa looks great with his head sticking out of a book, too!

Make sure that Santa pays a visit to your house by printing and displaying this fun Christmas sign! You could laminate it and attach to the front door, or even fix it to a post in the front garden...

Kids can colour in Santa and write a special message on the "chimney" below.

This hat frame is instantly recognisable as belonging to a certain Father Christmas! It makes a fun classroom writing or drawing frame and looks great on display. The kids could stick on some cotton wool, too, perhaps?