It’s time once again to return to the lunch box packing routine. In my house the routine starts with the weekly question, “What do you want in your lunch this week?” In order to meal plan for the week. This week’s request is for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, an apple, crackers and strawberry applesauce.
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Then it is off to the store to stock up on everything we need to fuel up the kids lunch box, and I found everything I needed at Save-A-Lot.
Printable Lunch Box Jokes
In order to make lunch a little more interesting, from time to time, I like to include a little note. In years’ past I have alternated between handwritten notes and my printable lunch box notes, but this year I decided to mix it up with a little humor.
I can just picture my daughter discovering the note and reading it with a giggle. And I can’t wait to hear her tell me all about how she shared the note around the lunch table. And the best part, it is the simplest of surprises.
I print out the notes, cut them apart and stash them in the cabinet, ready to grab whenever the mood strikes. All of those smiles with this easy printable.
Download the lunch box jokes here.Â
What’s in your student’s lunchbox?
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