Thursday, December 20, 2012
Questions from Port Washington and Saukville students in letters to Santa are answered by the jolly old man himself.
A group of Lincoln Elementary School students recently took the time to write letters to Santa. Beyond letting him know what they want for Christmas, and offering advice for Santa while he's on the road for Christmas — the students had all sorts of questions about Santa's operation in the North Pole. Elf Lyssa visited the school to collect the letters, and they were safely delivered to the North Pole. Santa has finally had the time to read them, and this is what he had to say in response: Dear children of Port Washington and Saukville (and a special hello to the students at Lincoln Elementary School), I am so glad to hear from you during this wonderful holiday season, ho ho ho! It's the best time of year, you'd ought to know that by now. …
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Elementary students' letters to Santa are full of gift requests as well as questions about the reindeer, elves — and a few warnings for Santa.
There's just a few days left until Christmas and Santa's big journey around the world. Before he heads out the door, however, Lincoln Elementary students wrote some letters to Santa giving him a heads up on their interests as well as asking plenty of questions for Santa. Elf Lyssa visited the school to collect the letters, and they were safely delivered to the North Pole. Santa plans to respond soon — so check back for what he has to say! Warnings to Santa Questions for Santa Requests of Santa
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
First-graders at Lincoln Elementary School met with the elf who journeyed from the North Pole just to bring their letters to Santa.
Do all elves have pointy ears? Well, no — not if they don't eat enough vegetables. That's what some first-graders at Lincoln Elementary School learned first hand after a visit from Elf Lyssa during class on Wednesday. The elf stopped by to collect their letters to Santa, and make sure the jolly old man would get them in time for the holiday. Some students thought they may have seen the sleigh the elf rode all the way from the North Pole — and while Rudolph did lead that journey, the elf was reluctant to tell students where the sleigh was hiding. Students also learned that elves wear both red and green apparel, depending on the day, and that elves spend a lot of time making and wrapping toys. Oh, and just so we're clear: Santa is a big guy…
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Elementary students' letters to Santa full of gift requests as well as questions about the reindeer, elves and more.
The countdown is on, if it hasn't been already. In just 10 days, Santa Claus wil once again deliver thousands of gifts to the good girls and boys all around the world. To make sure they get what they want, Lincoln Elementary students wrote some letters to Santa giving him a heads up on their interests. The students also included plenty of questions for Santa. Patch sent the letters up to the North Pole, and we already gota reply from him! Here's what he said. Here's what all the kids wanted to ask Santa: About Santa and the others' general well-being About his elves About the reindeer About Santa himself About the particulars of the job About Mrs. Claus
Lyssa Beyer
1:21 pm on Thursday, December 13, 2012
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