Originally Published: 12/22/2015
Sappington Elementary School second-graders tell Santa Claus what they want for Christmas this year.
Dear Santa,
I want a Jedi Academy book. I want a wrestler Pokemon Five Mega. I want a new pair of underwear and I want a basketball. I want a new hockey stick, too. I want a new sweater. I want some clothes. I hope I get my wish for Christmas.
From, Connor
Dear Santa,
For Christmas, I want a pet turtle just for me. I also want a Minecraft LEGO set.
I also want a basketball with a basketball hoop so I can get better at basketball. I hope I get a basketball and basketball hoop.
I’ve been a good boy, so please get me what I want. Thank you. Bye!
From, Alex
Dear Santa,
I want Mega Pokemon cards and I want a flying drone.
I want two bumper cars and I want a pet dog, please. Thanks for all the presents.
From, Matthew
Dear Santa,
I want a jet pack, wrestling gear, a billion dollars, a NERF gun, “Goosebumps” books, a LEGO set and a Messi shirt for Christmas. I have been very good.
From, Merrick
Dear Santa,
Thank you for the elf pet. I named her Bell. It’s funny because my friend Makensi has one named Jingle, so it’s like Jingle Bells.
And I want a pogo stick for Christmas like Kile’s. Have a wonderful day.
Love, Calle
Dear Santa,
Thank you for all the presents you have given me, but this year I want something epic!
It is — a new bike! And I think I deserve it because I learned how to ride a bike on my own.
Your friend, Alaina
Dear Santa,
Hello, Santa. Merry Christmas! I want a Gundam Imaginext dinosaur, and merry Christmas again.
I want these things because I work hard, finish my homework and help my parents around the house. Have a Merry Christmas.
From, Ben
Dear Santa,
I am a good girl and thankful for my family and for Christmas. I want a Beanie Baby penguin.
And can I have a Santa hat and scarf, please? Have a wonderful Christmas.
Love, Aya
Dear Santa,
Can you give me a Pokemon or a carrot?
I was a good, good, good boy. Ho, ho, ho and merry Christmas.
From, Luan
Dear Santa,
All I want for Christmas is a dog and a phone. I have been good and I have been responsible.
I will be able to take care of a new puppy. I hope you have a merry Christmas.
From, Alex
Dear Santa,
I hope you have a jolly Christmas. I want an American Girl doll for Christmas and I want Shopkins.
I hope you have a safe ride. I hope you and Mrs. Claus have a merry Christmas. Ho, ho, ho!
Love, Kaylie
Dear Santa,
This year for Christmas I want a new American Girl doll set because I love American Girl dolls and I have not got a new set in a long time.
I hope you have an awesome Christmas with Mrs. Claus. And be safe on your ride.
From, Sydney
Dear Santa,
All I want is nothing because I have what I need. But if you really want to get me something, 10 Mega Pokemon gold cards and that’s all.
From, T.J.
Dear Santa,
I want a new baseball set because I love baseball. And I want a new game. I want a new book.
I want a new fun book. I want a new math game. I want a new device. I want new toys. I want a new BO Christmas ball.
Your friend, Michelle
Dear Santa,
I want gold Pokemon cards, phoenix, a real Hogwarts wand and a real invitation from Hogwarts.
I hope you like carrots. We’re leaving carrots for you. Sorry. Thanks for the presents.
Love, Evan
Dear Santa,
I have been good all year. I may already have everything I want. But there is one thing I want — 5 Pokemon cases. Thank you for being Santa.
From, Tyler
Dear Santa,
Christmas is coming. Kids get presents.
When kids make Christmas cookies, I think they’re yummy. I like Christmas so much. I get Shopkins. I like my presents.
Love, Hailey
If Lindbergh Early Childhood Education students were able to ask Santa a question, here’s what they would ask:
Blaine: “What do reindeer eat?”
Tony: “Do you like to play games?”
Charlie: “Do you like sausage?”
Eli: “Do you like cookies?”
Jesse: “Do you like to drink coffee?”
Lainey: “How do you get to our house?”
Rachel: What joke do you say on Halloween?”
Aidan, Caroline and Karlie: “What do you like to eat?”
Zoe Jane: “What costume do you like to wear on Halloween?”
Olivia: “How old are you?”
Cullen: “Do you have any candy?”
Logan: “Do you go to the grocery store to get turkey?”
Evan: “How are you?”
Miles: “Do you drive the sleigh?”
Oliver: “Do you want to eat all my cookies?”
Jameson: “Where do you live?”
Zoe: “Do you like pancakes?”
Ryan: “What is your favorite restaurant?”
Asked what they wanted from Santa, Lindbergh Early Childhood Education students replied:
Charlie: “A scooter.”
Eli: “A microphone stand that holds my microphone, a regular ambulance with lights that light up on top, and a big boy bike.”
Lainey: “I’d like a toy unicorn.”
Rachel: “A pony, a broom, and an lPhone.”
Zoe: “A Barbie doll.”
Karlie: “Littlest Pet Shop and a green and white bird.”
Ryan: “A LEGO Tree House.”
Aidan: “Smash Box.”
Cullen: “A robot.”
Logan: “Spiderman with a golden eye.”
Evan: “A race car.”
Blaine: “Tools, a hammer and a wrench.”
Miles: “A game and new clothes.”
Oliver: “Cookies and a new house.”
Zoe Jane: “Four Monster High Dolls and three Magic Clip Dolls.”
Olivia: “A Dinosaur toy.”
Katie: “A train table.”
Tony: “The game Diamond Snake.”
Caroline: “A pizza roller.”
Mahdiya: “New clothes.”
Spencer: “LEGO Star Wars and Ironman.”
Jameson: “A Captain Jake ship.”
