Then she can continue to feed carrots to reindeer although she should probably feed them to different reindeer so they don't mess up their diets. 

"...are we going to have to figure out about school?" Lev asks. "I don't know what human children learn."

"Um, ideally? She's not in school yet, she's mostly working on learning to read, but Connor is. I guess he's probably studying arithmetic and reading and writing and history and science and art, although a little foreign language instruction wouldn't be amiss - I guess he probably also has friends, is there, like, can visits to people be arranged - "

"Well, you want to stop keeping it secret anyway, so it doesn't really matter if he tells people-- although maybe it would be better if he didn't so they don't think he's crazy-- there's a school for the elf kids but I don't think human children usually learn toymaking or magical theory."

"No, but I'm not sure it would harm them? Unless those are the only things they study."

"I mean it replaces things humans study. Like Latin? I'm pretty sure humans study Latin."

" - I did in fact study Latin for a few years, but I don't remember much of it and I really think toymaking and magical theory are probably more useful."

"Last guy was big into Latin. He said it teaches humans how to think precisely."

"I think any language would be about as good for that. And it'd be better to learn something that people actually speak. - I guess if I wanna be a really ideal Santa I should maybe learn a lot more languages myself."

"I can take care of that if you want?"

"That would be good. At least while we're just getting started."

He waves a hand!

Probably fluency in all languages was supposed to feel like something but it does not.

" - oh, was that like a magic thing? You can do that with magic? - I'm really unclear on what all you can do with magic."

"How about if I can't do something I'll tell you?"

"Okay."

Now he is going to very seriously watch Zana feed carrots to reindeer.

Reindeer are GREAT. She is very seriously making sure that all of them get a carrot.

"Is there anything else we need to do to get you guys settled in?"

"Um. I - guess plausibly I should quit my job, if I have to be Santa now. Assuming we don't need human currency for anything."

"...you could keep working your job if it's psychologically important to you? Although in only thirty years or so we'll have to come up with a new identity for you."

"It's, um - I don't really know what's psychologically important to me."

"I guess you have a lot of time to figure it out."