Free Christmas Card Writing Practice and Holiday To-Do List Printables

Writing a stack of Christmas cards goes faster when you draft first. This free 3-page printable has a Christmas card writing practice sheet with lined boxes to draft your messages, a Christmas card list with names, addresses and "sent" and "got one" checkboxes, and a holiday to-do list with a gifts-to-buy column. No email or sign-up needed.

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How to use the pages

1. Print on US Letter paper at 100% / Actual Size.
2. Use the practice sheet to try out your wording, especially for tricky cards like a boss, a coworker or someone who is grieving.
3. Fill in the card list as you go so nobody gets missed, and tick "got one" as cards arrive for next year.
4. Keep the to-do list on the fridge for baking, shopping, wrapping and travel plans.

Need words?

Stuck on what to write? Our free Christmas card message generator has dozens of copyable messages for family, friends, coworkers and teachers. Kids can use the practice sheet to work on handwriting before they sign their own cards.

Printable cards to write in

Once your messages are ready, print any of our 5x7 woodland Christmas cards at home and copy them inside.

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More free printables: woodland Christmas gift tags, Thanksgiving bingo, Christmas bingo and Christmas card writing practice. Need words for your cards? Try the Christmas card message generator.

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