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Santa's Got Mail Ornament (Teacher) Whether it's snail-mail, email or instant messaging, Santa's listening.  Each mail-bag on the Santa's Got Mail Ornaments are trimmed with real postage stamps and no two are alike. Handcrafted by EUROPEAN artisans Stamps will vary. Teacher is printed on reverse Santas are made to order. Please allow 7-10 days for your special Santa to be created. Also available: Santa's Got Mail Aloha, Christmas, Gardener, Florida, Patriotic, Texas, Oregon, Alaska, California and Canada Ornament height: 6 inches 360° Video View Return to Santa Ornaments or take a look at the Christmas Ornaments collection. SKU: 41C9SAN004 Price: $30.99  QTY:

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The Back Story More: Children in countries round the world utilize different methods to get their wishlists and assertions of good behavior to Santa. In America, children snail mail letters to North Pole, Alaska. In Canada, children snail mail letters to North Pole, Canada. In Britain, children snail mail letters to Santa/Father Christmas, Santa’s Grotto, Reindeerland, SAN TA1, or, more traditionally, burn them on the fire so the wind can carry their requests to Santa. In Latin America, children often tie their letters to helium balloons and release them into the air. Recently, websites have emerged that allow children to email their requests to Santa. The United States Postal Service officially began in 1775 with Benjamin Franklin serving as Postmaster General.  In 1847 the first stamps were issued and featured pictures of “monumental people.”  Over time, stamp designs have been expanded to include images of our nation’s changes and growth.  Looking at old stamps is looking back at America’s history. Our Mission: All profits are donated to THE LEARNING COMMUNITY, an organization dedicated to providing families with the support they need. Why? Because parenting isn't easy. Available 24/7, www.TheLearningCommunity.us.