Many stories happen on their own. You sit by the window, watch the melting sunset, and then suddenly! Something inevitably begins to happen. It gets dark at 4 PM (isn't that a story?). And at 6 PM, we're already squinting from bright streetlights and running to the store for tangerines, breathing in the frosty air. A garland lights up in the house across the street, blinking with rainbow lights. And you realize, this is it – the touch of childhood and the feeling of a holiday that you want to keep for as long as possible. The anticipation of a miracle is almost palpable. You want to wrap it in a soft grandma's shawl and hold it close to your heart in your palms.
This is what holidays and magicians are for: Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus, Ded Moroz, and Snegurochka. In just a little while, on the morning of December 19th, your little one will peek under the pillow with a pounding heart. What will Saint Nicholas bring this year? A constructor, a book, a rosy-cheeked doll, or sweets?
Whatever it may be, the main thing he will bring is joy and warm memories for a lifetime. And to make sure the Wonderworker doesn't get anything mixed up with the gift, write him a letter with your child. This will become a good tradition and create a sense of celebration even before it begins.
How to create a miracle?
The best way is to write a letter on paper by hand, seal it in a real envelope with a stamp, and drop it in the mailbox. This is already magical, because modern children are "on familiar terms" with gadgets from infancy, and many cannot imagine how mail works.
How to write a letter?
Let it be without haste, fuss, and in a special atmosphere. Put aside all your affairs, turn on the lights, put on some Christmas music, build a wigwam from blankets. Agree, it's much more pleasant to write a letter in such an environment than simply under a bright chandelier in the living room.
Tell your little one a short story about who Saint Nicholas is and that he knows about all deeds – bad and good. The Wonderworker will not leave without a gift, even if the little one has been naughty. After all, this Saint is the kindest and most generous in the world. And now – to the letter. Start with a greeting, the child's name and age. Write about all their good deeds. And don't forget about gifts, of course.
What will help write a magical letter?
Kite emotional pens
Cute kittens, funny hedgehogs with anti-stress needles, pirates. Such characters on Kite ballpoint pens will support the festive mood. By the way, if the child is afraid to make a mistake in the letter, a gel pen with "magical" ink will help. Just rub the letters with a special eraser built into the body, and the text will disappear.
- All Kite pens write smoothly and evenly. You can list achievements for the year and all your wishes in the letter – the pen will not let you down.
- Thanks to the comfortable shape and light weight of the pen, children's fingers do not get tired, even if you carefully write each word, sticking out the tip of your tongue a little, and write for a long, long time.
Colored pencils
Adding a drawing to the letter is a great idea! A Christmas tree, a snowman and gifts, stars and snowflakes, angels and Saint Nicholas, or maybe flowers and a rainbow? Let the child happily draw whatever they want with colored pencils!
- Sets from 6 to 24 colors with favorite characters, animals, cities or funny monsters will help them with this.
- All Kite pencils draw brightly and richly – the Christmas tree will be as green as in the forest.
- The child will not have to press hard to draw a blue sky – the pencils draw softly.
- And if they accidentally fall off the table – it's not scary. The body is made of durable natural wood, so nothing will happen to it when sharpening or falling.
The most magical of all pencils are watercolors. Just imagine: the drawing can be blurred with a brush dipped in water. A real watercolor masterpiece with soft halftones and smooth transitions will result.
Felt-tip pens
Felt-tip pens are also indispensable. Children love them for their bright mark with almost no pressure. Felt-tip pens can be used to draw a snowflake over a pencil drawing and a bright orange carrot nose on a snowman.
- Choose sets from 6 to 18 saturated colors with funny monsters or favorite characters on the packaging.
- Kite felt-tip pens have a round writing tip, with a line width of 1-2 mm. Just what you need for outlining, highlighting, and writing bright letters.
- And if hands get dirty and marks are left on the table, it's not scary – the water-based ink is safe for the child and easily washes off surfaces.
So, together we wrote a magical letter! Agree, with Kite stationery, it was easy, fun, and exciting. All that's left is to put it in an envelope, sign it, and drop it in the mailbox. And, of course, believe in miracles and look under your pillow, even if you've been an adult for a long time.
Wishing you wonderful, fun, and happy holidays! Your Kite.
