Sallie: 6th

I think tracking Santa is an excellent way for children to know where Santa is.  They will know whether Santa is near or has a while to go.  Google Earth has a really good idea of creating this for little kids who have their hearts filled with joy.  Every girl and boy stays awake waiting for that jolly, old man in the red coat to come down the chimney.  Even high schoolers and adults look forward to Christmas.  Small children in their pajamas ask their parents, "Where's Santa?  When is he coming"?  Now thanks to Google Earth, little kids can find out for themselves at Norad Tracks Santa. It includes a video that gives you an update of Santa's location by the hour.  They can even see the amount of time left until Christmas.  The website shows you videos, pictures, and even 3D images.  If you go to this website, kids can play games.  Everything is free so no cost is necessary.  The Norad Santa website says

" In addition, we now track Santa using the internet. Last year, millions of people who wanted to know Santa's whereabouts visited the NORAD Tracks Santa website."

I even go there and will on Christmas Eve. I am even going to play the games and track Santa. 

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