Nice List Certificate and Santa Key Kit

Everything in this kit tells a child they made Santa's Nice List. There are six certificates to choose from, and you write the name and the year in by hand. Classic Gold has a red wax seal and an "Approved" rosette. Vintage North Pole looks like an official record from the Department of Naughty & Nice, and Midnight Sky has gold lettering on a starry navy background. Candy Cane has three lines for what the child did well. There's also a Family certificate with room for six names and a Pet one with a favorite treat and best trick.

The report card grades eight behaviors with up to three stars, adds comments from the elves and ends with a "NICE LIST" stamp. Santa's own list is a parchment scroll with 14 numbered names to check off, and there are eight wallet-size member cards.

For homes without a chimney there are three large magic keys to cut out, in gold, red and silver, and six key tags with an original poem. The kit also has round labels for magic reindeer food and "Special Delivery" labels for gifts from the North Pole. A guide for grown-ups explains the key tradition, gives ideas for presenting the certificates and includes a wildlife-safe reindeer food recipe.

• Cover and a how-to guide for grown-ups
• 6 Nice List certificates: Classic Gold, Vintage North Pole, Midnight Sky, Candy Cane, Family, Pet
• Nice List report card with 8 behaviors
• Santa's official Nice List scroll with 14 names
• 8 wallet-size Nice List member cards
• 3 large magic keys in gold, red and silver
• 6 magic key tags with a poem
• 12 round reindeer food labels
• 4 North Pole package labels

In the print dialog, set the scale to Actual size (100%). Cream or white card stock gives the certificates and keys some weight, and sticker paper works well for the reindeer food and package labels. Midnight Sky takes the most ink, while Classic Gold is the easiest on your printer.