
Written by Mylisa Larsen · Illustrated by Taia Morley
Is Jack's substitute teacher secretly Santa Claus?
Jack's new substitute teacher, Mr. Clausen, seems oddly familiar with his white beard and jolly laugh. As Christmas approaches, Jack's classmates are convinced he's Santa in disguise. But Jack isn't so sure. With holiday cheer and a touch of magic, this story invites young readers to explore the mystery of Mr. Clausen's true identity. Will Jack uncover the truth, or is it all just a festive coincidence? Join the fun and learn to make your own Snowflake Wish, adding a sprinkle of wonder to the holiday season.
In this delightful Christmas picture book, Jack’s substitute teacher, Mr. Clausen, looks a whole lot like Santa Claus–could he really be Santa?This jacketed picture book comes with instructions for how to make your own Snowflake Wish!It’s almost Christmas, and Jack’s classroom has a new substitute teacher. There’s something funny about Mr. Clausen–he seems awfully familiar….Is it his long, white beard? Is it the way his laugh sounds a lot like “Ho, ho, ho”? Or maybe it’s his snack of milk and cookies–reindeer-shaped cookies! Jack’s classmates are convinced they know who Mr. Clausen really is, but Jack’s not so sure…Filled with beautiful pictures, humor, and lots of holiday cheer, this story captures all of the magic and mystery that children experience during the Christmas season. In the story, Mr. Clausen teaches Jack and his classmates how to make paper snowflake wishes–and the end of the book shows you how to make your very own!
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