Santa Evidence Kit
Leave Magical Proof That Santa Claus Visited Your Home
Create a Christmas-morning mystery your children will never forget.
The Santa Evidence Kit gives parents an easy, imaginative way to bring the story of Santa Claus to life. On Christmas Eve, Santa apparently had a very busy night delivering presents, enjoying the treats your family left out, and rushing back to his sleigh. In the hurry, he accidentally left behind a few important belongings.
Place the clues near the fireplace, Christmas tree, cookie plate, stockings, or presents before bed. On Christmas morning, your children can discover the evidence, piece together the story, and see “proof” that Santa was really there.
This is more than a Christmas prop—it is a ready-to-use family tradition that turns Christmas morning into a magical Santa treasure hunt.
What Santa accidentally left behind
Your physical Santa evidence kit includes realistic-looking clues from Santa’s Christmas Eve visit:
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Santa’s International Sleigh Driver’s License
A detailed keepsake license filled with fun North Pole details, Santa facts, and worldwide names for Santa. -
Santa’s Lost Wire-Rimmed Eyeglasses
Plain-lens, non-prescription, non-magnifying glasses. Styles may vary. -
A Torn Fragment of Santa’s Iconic Red Suit
A small piece of red fabric that looks as though Santa snagged his coat while delivering gifts. -
Santa’s Big Red Coat Button and Thread
An unmistakable clue from Santa’s famous red coat—perfect for placing near the chimney, tree, or cookie plate. -
A Thank-You Card From Santa
Leave it beside the empty cookie plate or milk glass as a warm thank-you for the treats your family prepared. -
A Postcard From Santa
Send it after Christmas as a playful follow-up about the important items Santa misplaced during his visit. -
A Note From Mrs. Claus
A charming North Pole reminder encouraging Santa to be more careful with his belongings.
How to create your Santa discovery
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On Christmas Eve, choose a few places for Santa’s clues: by the fireplace, beside the cookies, underneath the tree, or near the stockings.
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Leave the glasses, button, suit fragment, or license where they look naturally “lost.”
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Place Santa’s thank-you card by the treats.
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Let your children discover the clues on Christmas morning and decide how Santa may have lost them during his busy delivery route.
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After Christmas, mail or hand-deliver Santa’s postcard for one more magical chapter in the story.
You can reveal every item at once or save a few clues for later in the day. Either way, the kit gives you an easy way to create an experience that feels personal, believable, and memorable.
A Christmas morning tradition children remember
Cookie crumbs and an empty glass of milk are classic, but finding Santa’s eyeglasses, a piece of his red suit, or his lost sleigh license takes the magic a step further. The familiar items in this Santa evidence kit help children imagine what happened after Santa came down the chimney, enjoyed his treats, delivered presents, and hurried back to the North Pole.
It is especially fun for:
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Children who are beginning to ask questions about Santa
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Families wanting to start a new Christmas Eve tradition
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Parents who want an easy, low-prep Christmas-morning surprise
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Grandparents hosting Christmas
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Homes without a fireplace or chimney
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Elf-on-the-Shelf and North Pole-themed holiday setups
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Creating holiday photos, videos, and family memories
About Santa’s sleigh license
Santa’s International Sleigh Driver’s License is packed with North Pole-inspired details designed to reward a closer look. Children can discover fun facts, see some of Santa’s names from around the world, and scan the QR code to visit NORAD’s Santa-tracking replay and return to track Santa on a future Christmas Eve.
Discreetly shipped for grown-up helpers
Your Santa Evidence Kit ships directly to you in plain packaging, with no indication that it came from Santa’s helpers. You can set everything aside and prepare the Christmas-morning surprise when the time is right.
Santa was here. He just left a few things behind.








