Santa Claus, Christmas and the North Pole live at the emailSanta.com website, Christmas Day and every day of the year! This is where the Jolly Old Elf, Mrs. Claus, the elves, reindeer and all of St. Nick's friends hangout on the Internet!

Well, emailing a letter to jolly Saint Nicholas is the reason why the elves set up this website for children in the first place! It's a tradition for children to get a letter from Santa Claus after all. Most importantly, yule get a reply fast as reindeer fly and no trip to the post office needed.

After you send your letter, you can read other children's letters to Santa Claus too. They keep Mrs. Claus in the Christmas Spirit all year long.

And don't forget your pet's Christmas wish letters. The elves made a special keyboard so Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer can reply.

Then, sneak a peak at the North Pole tweets! (Hey, that rhymes!) That is to say, you can watch as the elves and Mrs. Claus message back and forth with the Big Man in the Red Suit! Yule laugh and giggle and make bellies jiggle! It's fun reading texts from Santa!

Speaking of sneaking a peak, how would you like to know what Santa Claus is doing right now? Well, you can track Santa Claus on the emailSanta.com Santa Tracker on the night before Christmas in December and year round too! In other words, the Santa Tracker shows you what Father Christmas is doing in his office at the North Pole at this very moment.

On Christmas Eve, the elves use the Santa Tracker to help Father Christmas on his famous December flight delivery presents to children around the World! And you are invited along for the fun! How Christmassy cool is that?

Meanwhile, do you ever wonder how children end up on the Naughty or Nice List? I don't want to give away any secrets, but there is a list of Christmas webcams around the world. St. Nick even has a North Pole webcam so kids can visit and watch him!

The elves LOVE fun and games! There's a December toy bag full of word games, trivia and more Christmas fun for children of all ages.

For example, do you think you could find all the ways children say "Merry Christmas" around the world?

On the other hand, if you like trivia, what was the name of the misfit elf in the TV show "Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer"?

So what makes an elf giggle? Super silly Holiday jokes for kids of course! For example, what does Frosty the Snowman drink to stay warm?

After that, you can check out Saint Nicholas' magic photo albums. There's photos of the North Pole, photos of Santa's Workshop and more!

Do you have questions about Saint Nicholas? Well, the Grumpy Elf is here to answer your questions about the man in the red suit, the red hat and the white beard. That is to say, he'll help you about as much as a grumpy elf would. The Santa Claus FAQ has answers to questions you hadn't even thought about! For example, how do reindeer fly?

Every day is a Christmas celebration at the North Pole! Life here is wild and crazy! And not just in December. There's always something silly and jolly going on at the Christmas village.

First, there's Clumsy the Elf -- 'nuff said! Secondly, there's Santa's Grumpy Elf -- 'nuff said -- again!

Read the Christmas blog to find out what goes on when you go way up North!

Naughty or Nice? Check that list twice! After that, see how long is it to Christmas and when that famous gift bringer, Kris Kringle, is coming to town.

In short (that's what the elves always say!), there is a toy bag of family fun and gifts waiting for you at emailSanta.com!