Kindergarteners from Karyn Hanson’s and Suzanne Haugen’s classes at South Whidbey Elementary School answered this pressing question posed by a reporter from The Record: What do you want for the holidays this year?

Mariana Tucker

“The good food and sitting down next to my family. Christmas presents.”

Jacksen McQueen

“An RC car, a tiny guitar and shoes. Tennis shoes.”

Rolon Douglass

“I’d like maybe something like a little diamond or something, or like a geode. That’s probably it. I like geode rocks and dogs. Not cats.”

Silas Roper

“I don’t know yet. A Tonka bulldozer?”

Ella Smith

“A puppy. A husky.”

Savannah Alder

“Shopkins. They’re tiny toys, like cats and dogs.”

Mason Abella

“A Thomas (the Train) toy set. My mom just asked me if I wanted a new beanie, like a new beanie hat. A Hot Wheels set with a lot of new cars and a lot of new tracks on it. Then I’ll get something for my mom.”

Dylan Clark

“A Nintendo Switch. A Hot Wheels set. And whatever thing else I think I want.”

Hazel Willeford

“My unicorn stuffie and my mama fox stuffie. I don’t know which gifts Santa’s gonna give me.”

Gracen Jensen

“I forgot. Thomas (the Train)? I already turned my list in.”

Jamie Alford

“A mermaid Barbie, like this big. And a mermaid kid.”

Tate Diffie

“I want a puppy. Cane corso. That kind of breed of dog, it can bite harder than a lion.”