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Trust us-they’ll appreciate the thought, even if they don’t walk through the door gushing.
#FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL LUNCH BOX NOTES PRO#
Here’s a pro tip, when your son or daughter gets home from school, don’t ask if they got your note. Lunchbox notes for tweens and teens are just as effective when read before and after lunch! And because some tweens and teens are way too mature to bring a bagged lunch, you might need to get creative and slip a note into their wallet next to their lunch money, clip it to a notebook, or put one in the bag of clothes they packed for practice after school.
So keep them in a secret (but handy) place, and after lunch is packed, grab your scissors and cut out the note that you think will bring a secret smile to your kid’s face.
At an age when they are becoming more independent, our kids might just realize that they never outgrow the warm feeling they get from Mom’s love. These lunchbox notes for tweens and teens remind them they are valuable, beautiful, unique, and capable. Look at lunchbox notes as ways to whisper love and truth into their hearts right in the middle of the school day.
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Simply click the link, download the designs and either print onto card stock at home, or for that extra something, upload the images onto magnets via Squared to use in.
#FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL LUNCH BOX NOTES FOR FREE#
The lunchbox notes we designed for this school year are available for FREE download below. In fact, for many kids, tests and projects are the easiest parts. Within a few days, we had these adorable magnets to use in our lunchboxes this year. In the eight hours they’re at school, our kids face more than academic challenges. iMOM’s lunchbox notes for tweens and teens are small but mighty in the way they encourage, comfort, and bless our kids. They would probably be pretty mortified if we walked into the school cafeteria and planted a big smooch on them, but there is a discreet way to send our love. You can pick up a copy of We Don’t Eat Our Classmates at many retail booksellers including Amazon.Our middle and high school kids might act tough, but they need our love now more than ever. We’ll be reading it around the beginning of school for many years to come. I hope you and your kids enjoy reading We Don’t Eat Our Classmates and printing off the Dinosaur Lunch Box Notes. Making these Dinosaur Lunch Box Notes is easy as 1-2-3: Print the “Dinosaur Lunch Box Notes” free download, carefully trim each note, and then insert in your kids’ lunch box!Īll of the lunch notes have “pun-ny” little sayings but my two favorite cards are the ones with a direct reference to We Don’t Eat Our Classmates. You’ll totally understand the goldfish and shoe meaning once you read the book! We all agreed that we would have tried to be Penelope’s friend! I love that we were able to have a great conversation on what it feels like when nobody wants to be your friend. Even my 9-year-old who proudly considers himself to be past the picture book stage, loved this sweet tale of Penelope the T-Rex and her first-day-of-school anxieties. We had such a good time reading We Don’t Eat Our Classmates that my boys have asked to read it over and over again. Of course, no first day is complete without some cute Dinosaur Lunch Box Notes too! Click on image above to download It’s a great book to read with children that may be going off to their first day of school soon. Add humor and dinosaurs and, well, I’m totally hook, line, and sinker! I’m happy to be partnering with Disney Book Group to share We Don’t Eat Our Classmates, written by New York Times bestseller, Ryan T. There are few things I love more than a well-written children’s book.
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