My Christmas wish list
Color in the star by the gift you want most!
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In return, I promise:
(one good deed – like eating all my carrots without a word)
Wish list
Sizes
| Gift | Where / link | Approx. price | Bought |
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Please don’t buy me:
How to use the wish list
Children draw each wish in its own box, or cut pictures out of toy catalogs and glue them in, then color the star by the one that matters most. Teens and grown-ups fill in the table and give it to the family – or to their Secret Santa. Whoever buys a gift ticks its “Bought” box, so nobody gives the same thing twice.
How to print it
- Type the name at the top of each page – or leave it empty and write it by hand.
- Print at 100% (not “Fit to page”) on A4 or Letter: two pages.
- Give the first page to the kids with their crayons, and the second to the teens and grown-ups.
- Put the lists on the fridge, or hand them to whoever does the shopping.
- When you buy something, tick its box in the “Bought” column.
Would your child rather write Santa a real letter? Printable letter to Santa – free template for kids.
Also useful
Drawing names for gifts too? Secret Santa on santa.haus.