santa claus

Elmo is granted three wishes after he helps Santa by pulling the jolly old elf out of a tight chimney, but it is Santa who must come to the rescue after Elmo wishes to have Christmas every day.

A retelling of Clement Clarke Moore's classic holiday poem, in which the children of Storybrook Village use their super reading powers to discover the reason that Santa Claus delivers gifts on Christmas Eve.

Snow Kitten, who lives in Santa's wardrobe, goes exploring on Christmas Eve and ends up joining Santa on his sleigh as he makes his deliveries.

Invited to the North Pole by Santa Claus, Dewey and the other Doo-its learn of a hungry family in New York City that wants food, not toys, for Christmas, and they work together to find a way to help. Includes facts about Feed The Children and its founder, Larry Jones.

Santa sets out around the world to enlist the help of all the children in order to stop global warming.

Claus enlists a family of elves to help make toys for children in the Old Forest, but when the cottage becomes too crowded, they move to the North Pole, beginning the tradition of delivering toys to children around the world on Christmas Eve.

In a frozen forest of the far North, a reindeer leads a group of animals in search of Santa Claus.

When he is left behind at the house of a very bad little girl, Santa's grouchiest elf must find a way to improve her behavior so that Santa will return the following Christmas and take him back to the North Pole.

Santa's resourceful wife delivers the presents on Christmas Eve when he and the reindeer become ill.