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Santa storytime & kindness kit

A simple 20-minute Christmas activity for families, libraries, classrooms, and community events—made to keep wonder warm and safe.

Yes. Santa is still real.

Curiosity is welcome. This kit invites children to wonder about the North Pole, flying reindeer, and Christmas Eve while giving one warm, consistent answer and never asking for personal information.

Storytime that is easy to lead

  1. Welcome (2 minutes): Ask, “What makes something feel magical?” Let children answer aloud only if your setting already permits it.
  2. Read (6 minutes): Visit one or two pages from the Santa question library together.
  3. Wonder (5 minutes): Choose two discussion prompts below. There are no wrong answers.
  4. Kindness mission (5 minutes): Each child silently picks one small kind action.
  5. Closing (2 minutes): Say together, “Questions are welcome. Kindness matters. Christmas has room for wonder.”

Six questions for curious hearts

  • What do you think the North Pole sounds like?
  • Which reindeer skill would be hardest to learn?
  • How might Christmas Eve time work differently?
  • What makes a surprise feel special?
  • What is one quiet kind thing someone did for you?
  • If you designed a sleigh, what would help it fly safely?

Santa's kindness missions

You do not need to write your name. Circle or remember one mission for today.

Thank someone who helped you.
Invite someone to join in.
Make a drawing for someone.
Help with one small job before being asked.
Say one kind thing that is completely true.
Take care of a book, toy, plant, or animal.

Libraries and family organizations may link freely.

Suggested description: “Santa Still Real offers free, child-safe answers to common Santa questions plus a no-signup storytime and kindness activity for families, libraries, and classrooms.”

Link to santastillreal.com/for-families-and-libraries. No permission, account, email gate, or payment is required.

Safety notes for adults

  • Do not invite children to share names, addresses, ages, wish lists, or contact details.
  • Children may pass, listen quietly, or choose a mission without speaking.
  • Use your organization's normal supervision and accessibility practices.
  • The website contains no open chat, uploads, accounts, or personalized advertising.