"Dear Santa, my name is ____, my teacher is Ms. Rivera" is a fill-in Christmas letter-to-Santa worksheet in a cheerful cartoon style. Red and blue rounded lettering sits above a blue-outlined drawing box with star corners, five writing lines, and a smiling Santa face. Swap the blank name, the teacher's name and the opening line to make a worksheet for your own class.

Create a finished, printable letter-to-Santa worksheet for a kindergarten class, portrait 3:4 page, with generous home-printing safe margins. Use a bright, friendly primary-color palette on warm white paper: clear red, blue, yellow, with a small evergreen accent. The page should feel like a child-friendly stationery sheet, cheerful and easy to use, not crowded. Set only these exact words, with no other text anywhere: “Dear Santa, my name is ____,” and “my teacher is Ms. Rivera”. Place the first line prominently near the top in large, clear, rounded hand-lettered print; place the teacher line directly below in slightly smaller but equally readable lettering. Preserve the four underscores as a blank for the child’s name and preserve punctuation and capitalization exactly. Below the words, draw one large empty picture box with a clean rounded blue outline and small red and yellow corner accents; keep the inside completely blank for drawing. Beneath the box, add five evenly spaced, full-width pale-blue ruled writing lines, blank and unobstructed. Add only a few restrained festive decorations: a small friendly generic Santa-face seal near the upper corner and a handful of tiny yellow stars and snowflakes around the outer margins. Keep every decoration away from the words, picture box, and writing lines. Flat, crisp, colorful printed illustration with subtle paper texture, bold clean edges, high contrast and generous spacing. No extra phrases, labels, names, signatures, logos, filled-in handwriting, or marks inside the drawing box or on the writing lines.