Free printable Nice List certificate
Print an official Nice List Certificate, signed by Santa and his Head Elf and sealed in gold, for free: print it below on Letter or A4 and write your child’s name and good deeds in the blanks. For a typed version with your child’s name and the deeds Santa noticed, add it to a personalized letter.
How to fill it in
- Name: write it large and with a flourish; a gold or red pen looks best on the cream background.
- “For …”: name one or two real things your child did this year: “for helping Grandpa rake the leaves every weekend and being brave at the dentist”. Specific beats general.
When to give a Nice List Certificate
- Together with a letter from Santa, so the certificate “proves” what the letter says.
- On the first of December, to start the season with a boost.
- For a whole class: teachers can print one per child and write the names in.
The personalized pack ($2.99) includes this certificate typed with your child’s name and the good deeds from the letter, plus the letter on Santa’s stationery, a North Pole envelope and an illustrated postcard.
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Questions
Is the Nice List certificate free?
Yes. The blank certificate is free to print for personal and classroom use.
Can I get it with my child’s name already printed?
Yes. Write a free letter from Santa, then unlock the printable pack ($2.99): the certificate comes with your child’s name and the good deeds Santa mentions.
Does Santa have a naughty list too?
Not on this site. Our letters and certificates only celebrate the good things children do.