Introduce a little December mischief with letters you can make entirely your own. Choose one note or plan a whole visit with a coordinated six-letter packet.
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A small dispatch from
A Christmas elf
The Christmas workshop
Dear Avery,
I have arrived. My bag is unpacked, my pencil is sharpened, and I have already mistaken a cushion for a mountain. An excellent start.
My name is Pip. I am here for a little December adventure: a few silly ideas, some small surprises, and the occasional note from wherever I happen to be sitting. You do not need to do anything special. Being yourself is quite enough.
I should mention the marshmallows. They were for snowman practice. Results were mixed.
If you think of a name for a very small snowman with no feet, I would be delighted to hear it. For now, I am calling him Bernard.
I think we are going to have a lovely visit.
Yours, in very small handwriting,
Pip
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A whole visit, one little letter at a time.
Six pages to choose, edit, and put in your own order. Parent setup notes stay separate from the child’s letters.
I have arrived, and I am delighted to make your acquaintance. The journey involved three wrong turns, one oversized snowflake, and a biscuit I am still thinking about.
A little mischief
Any playful morning
A short explanation may be helpful. The marshmallows were for snowman practice. Results were mixed.
An invitation
When there is time to join in
I would like to invite you to a very important exhibition. Yours.
A small kindness
Any day that needs a little warmth
Today I have been thinking about small things that make a day better.
Christmas Eve
An unhurried moment on Christmas Eve
It is Christmas Eve, and even the workshop sounds a little softer tonight.
Until next time
Whenever the visit ends
My bag is packed. My pencil is tucked away. Bernard the snowman has asked for a window seat, which is ambitious considering the size of the bag.
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