It’s miserable being in the middle of a pandemic, but we’ve put together these printables which you might find useful while the world tries to cope with the coronavirus crisis. They’re meant to be light-hearted and to stop children feeling too anxious.
Alien in a Face Mask to Colour In
Spotted Alien in a Face Mask to Colour In
Face Mask Ghost
Owl in Mask
Well Done for Washing Your Hands
Don’t Worry I Can’t Catch Coronavirus
Masked Pumpkin
NHS Hearts Poster
Full Colour NHS Rainbow Heart Poster
I’ll Be Delivering Presents as Usual
Don’t Worry I Can’t Catch Covid
Fairy Envelope
If you want to create your own Tooth Fairy certificate, you can find our blank templates here.
Thank Who You Like Rainbow
Thank You Care Workers Rainbow Posters
Health Workers Rainbow Poster
Thank You Postal Workers Rainbow Poster
Thank You Police Workers Rainbow Poster
Thank You Shop Workers Rainbow Poster
Has your child been feeling anxious about the pandemic? An award for bravery might help. It won’t take fear away of course, but it could help your little one feel proud of the way he or she is coping. A little bit of praise and acknowledgement is something we all need from time to time.
Pirate Certificate of Bravery (Ready to personalise)
Dragon Bravery Certificate for a Boy
Dragon Bravery Certificate for a Girl
Award for Bravery in Hospital (Ready to personalise)
Fairy Certificate of Bravery
Covid Christmas Letters
Finally, if you want to print a magical Father Christmas letter to say well done for coping so well with Covid restrictions, you can find one here.
There are many beautiful Tooth Fairy letters out there in the cloud and some of the loveliest ones are very small. Fairy-sized in fact. However, it can be rather fiddly to find a tiny pen (and perhaps your strongest reading glasses!) to write one yourself, so we thought we’d post a couple that are ready-written and free to print out. All you’ll need to make yours is a pair of scissors a dab of glue for the tiny envelope flaps.
Miniature Tooth Fairy Letter
So far, we’ve got two letters for a general tooth pick-up and one for a first tooth. Each comes with a matching envelope for a girl or a boy – whichever you want. (They’re all below.) If you’d rather print a normal-sized letter instead, you can still find a range of them on our Tooth Fairy notes page. We’ll be tracking how busy this page is and if it proves popular, we’ll make more miniature letters in the not-to-distant future.
Choose Your Printable Miniature Letter Below:
Just click on the picture of the Tooth Fairy letter you want and you’ll be taken to a PDF file to print and/or download. It’s all free but if you like these and want to support us, come back and see us soon, join our mailing list, or let a friend know. Happy crafting!
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Boy Thanks for Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Girl Thanks for Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Boy – 1st Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Girl – 1st Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Boy Thanks and Keep Brushing
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Girl – Thanks and Keep Brushing
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Boy: Thanks for Another Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter for a Girl: Thanks for Another Tooth
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter – Thanks for Another Tooth (Boy)
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter – Thanks for Another Tooth (Girl)
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter (Boy)
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter (Girl)
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter (Girl)
Tiny Tooth Fairy Letter (Boy)
If your children speak French, you might also like these tiny letters:
Top Tip:
If you’re a bit of a fairy crafting fiend, dipping your tiny Tooth Fairy letter in ultra fine glitter before you put it in the envelope will make it sparkle beautifully when your child takes it out. The glitter won’t stick unless it’s the very fine kind though, like the glitter you see people using for nail art. The best place to find some is probably ebay. Also, beware, it can get everywhere and if you spill it on the carpet you’ll spot the occasional sparkle for months, in spite of your best efforts to vacuum it away. We recommend using it on a tray.
Miniature Tooth Fairy Letter for a Young Lady
Larger Notes
Don’t forget we also have a range of bigger notes, not to mention Tooth Fairy certificates you can print out – for those who find it a bit easier to use something human rather than fairy-sized!
Hello dear visitors! First of all a big thank you to all of you who have dropped us a line since the new year with your fairy requests and ideas. We LOVE to hear your thoughts. As you know, we don’t always have time to make everything we would want to, but we do try to answer everyone and create the printables that seem the most popular.
This month, the Tooth Fairy has been much in demand, so as you’ll see further down this page, we’ve done what we can. We’ve had a couple of people asking for other magical bits and pieces too, and they’re also below. We hope you enjoy them!
Another Tooth & Keep Brushing
Brush Two Minutes Twice a Day
Fairy Hearts Notepaper
Fairy Hearts Envelope
Birthday Award
Tooth Fairy Door Hanger to Personalise
Blank Fairy Card and Envelope
More Fairy Things
Remember that if your little one is fairy mad, we’ve got lots of other free resources too.
Fairy Bookmarks
For example you might like our fairy bookmarks or our fairy paper dolls. Our fairy colouring pagesalso remain popular, which always surprises us what with all the low-cost easily available colouring books these days!
If you have a particular fairy printable you’d like to see on this site, you can always get in touch and tell us about it. Sometimes people use our Facebook page but we’re always happy for you to drop us a line directly on:
We can’t always create everything we’re asked to but we try to please as many people as possible, so ideas which we think would be useful to a large number of parents are likely to get priority. A big thanks once more to all who have already got in touch. x
We’ve been updating our Tooth Fairy and Birthday Fairy notes this week and we thought you might find it useful to see a quick list of which notes are brand new.
We’ll continue adding notes from both these magical characters whenever we can. If you enjoy a particular note, please consider liking it using the social media buttons (Facebook, Twitter etc) at the bottom of the relevant page. This helps us work out what’s popular and what to make more of. Thanks. x
Beyond uploading new notes, you’ll noticed that we’ve reorganised the Tooth Fairy’s messages into categories. We hope this will make it easier to find the note you need.
As for the Birthday Fairy, she has only just started writing messages for our site. We hope to hear more from her soon. To find out when she writes something new, you can follow us on Facebook or Twitter, join our mailing list or simply keep an eye on our Birthday Fairy note page.