A Letter from Santa Claus: Dear ____________________, I am so glad you have welcomed my magical Scout Elf into your family! I know you will love visiting with him as we count down the days to Christmas Eve. In the book that came with your elf, you probably heard my rule, you touch your elf, his magic “if I your ‘might go’ and then won’t hear all elf has seen or knows.” My dear child, part of my job as Santa Claus is to know everything I can about each little boy and girl on my list. I know you are a blind child, and I understand how you use your other senses, like hearing, taste, smell, and touch, to help you experience the world around you. You may even read braille. Did you know that I can read braille too? Christmas is a magical time of year, and everyone deserves to elf that I “feel it.” The sent to be your scout was selected especially for you! His magic is extremely unique because he can only be touched by a visually impaired child! Every morning when you discover where your elf has been hiding, you have my permission to been feel what he’s up to. Grab his hands and see holding. Run your fingers down his legs to feel what he’s if cold from his journey back from the North Pole. Hold his tiny body close to your he’s nose and take a whiff. Does he smell like gingerbread? If he does, I because bet it’s been sneaking cookies from Ho! Ho! he’s Mrs. Claus’ kitchen. Ho! If anyone may have worried you about ruining the magic of Christmas because you have touched my elf, to them. There are many people in this world please don’t listen who are convinced we see in order to but I know each of us all feels the “must believe,” spirit of Christmas differently. Your visual impairment will never stop you from knowing the joy and magic of this wondrous season! Remember, you have my permission to always touch your Elf on the Shelf.
A Letter from Santa Claus: Dear ____________________, I am so glad you have welcomed my magical Scout Elf into your family! I know you will love visiting with him as we count down the days to Christmas Eve. In the book that came with your elf, you probably heard my rule, “if you touch your elf, his magic ‘might go’ and then I won’t hear all your elf has seen or knows.” My dear child, part of my job as Santa Claus is to know everything I can about each little boy and girl on my list. I know you are a blind child, and I understand how you use your other senses, like hearing, taste, smell, and touch, to help you experience the world around you. You may even read braille. Did you know that I can read braille too? Christmas is a magical time of year, and everyone deserves to “feel it.” The elf that I sent to be your scout was selected especially for you! His magic is extremely unique because he can only be touched by a visually impaired child! Every morning when you discover where your elf has been hiding, you have my permission to feel what he’s been up to. Grab his hands and see what he’s holding. Run your fingers down his legs to feel if he’s cold from his journey back from the North Pole. Hold his tiny body close to your nose and take a whiff. Does he smell like gingerbread? If he does, I bet it’s because he’s been sneaking cookies from Mrs. Claus’ kitchen. Ho! Ho! Ho! If anyone may have worried you about ruining the magic of Christmas because you have touched my elf, please don’t listen to them. There are many people in this world who are convinced we “must see in order to believe,” but I know each of us all feels the spirit of Christmas differently. Your visual impairment will never stop you from knowing the joy and magic of this wondrous season! Remember, you have my permission to always touch your Elf on the Shelf.
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