Why not let children send their Christmas wish list to Santa by e-mail, says Veronica Carter
The children in my reception class receive emails from family members and others regularly, and send replies. But our most fun project to date has to be e-mailing Father Christmas. A grandad who had been writing in all term to his grand-daughter had offered to write to other children who were not getting such regular e-mails. The content of the messages he had been sending showed he had a great respect for four-year-olds and a good sense of humour, so I asked if he would take on the role of Father Christmas for a one-week project.
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