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Santa has hidden cameras everywhere! He will watch children all over the world to be sure that they have been good. If he sees that they are not behaving, he will reconsider what presents to give them. So remember children, Santa sees all and hears all so be on your best behaviour at all times, as he'll be watching you closely.
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Santa's favourite food is?
Santa loves eating naughty children. So you better watch out!
How does Santa Claus watch children?
Santa has hidden cameras everywhere! He will watch children all over the world to be sure that they have been good. If he sees that they are not behaving, he will reconsider what presents to give them. So remember children, Santa sees all and hears all so be on your best behaviour at all times, as he'll be watching you closely.
How does Santa watch us?
Santa isn't real
What would one use a Santa Claus tracker for?
Santa Claus trackers are used to entertain children on Christmas Eve as they can watch Santa's journey all round the world while he delivers their presents. The best known tracker is from NORAD.
What did the children at the Santa Barbara Mission do?
What did the children in mission santa barbara work
Who bring gifts to children?
santa santa
What do children call Santa in America?
They call him Santa Claus, or Santa.
What do they do with children's Santa letters?
They are delivered to Santa, of course!
What is Santa's nicest reindeer?
Rudolph just watch the santa clause 2
What kind of work did the children do at the Mission Santa Barbara?
What Type of work did the children do at mission santa barbara
What is found in Santa's stocking if children are not good?
It is known that children find coal in their stocking from Santa if they are not good.
What if children believe in Santa?
What does it matter if children believe in Santa? Every child starts out believing in Santa Clause, just let them have their fun. Santa isn't real, obviously, it's just children's parents putting presents under the Christmas tree saying 'From: Santa'.
