Free printable christmas lunch box notes

In an effort to brighten their day, I started including little notes in their lunchboxes last year. Needless to say, they donвЂ™t have much time for lunch, but itвЂ™s still the most anticipated part of the day. Here in South Jersey, they only get about a half hour TOTAL for lunchвЂ¦and that includes the time it takes to walk in and out of the lunchroom and, if theyвЂ™re buying, wait in line to purchase a lunch. It gives them a chance to socialize with their friends, get some energy out, and fill their bellies with a meal. ItвЂ™s almost Back to School time in South Jersey! Like many kids, my boys especially look forward to lunch time while at school. You can print off these darling tags and you get all of these awesome designs on one sheet (custom made by my talented designer-friend Ashley because letвЂ™s face it, sheвЂ™s better, faster, and more stylish that me.) Keep them near your lunch-packing supplies and grab one on a momentвЂ™s notice! These bright, fun colors make me happy just by looking at them.We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post. (If you want to this post, just remember- all you need to do is hover your mouse over any image in this post and the Pin button will appear!) A cute little note might be just what your little someone needs to get through the second half of a big day, especially at the beginning of the year. It didnвЂ™t happen often, which is why it was like, the best day ever when I spied a little glimmer of tin foil at the bottom of my lunch box. I still remember the random days when my Mom would slip in a ding-dong. Tie it onto a little treat and imagine the smiles theyвЂ™ll deliver when they see it tucked away in there. For everyone who wants to take advantage of their kids being young enough to not be embarrassed by an adorable note tucked in their lunchbox- these are for you. That being said, IвЂ™m trying to mentally start switching gears and start thinking about all of the stuff I need to do, like buying 47 bottles of glue for each of my kidsвЂ™ classes (WHY SO MUCH GLUE?) and making sure they have shirts and shoes since theyвЂ™ve pretty much been living barefoot and shirtless since June.ДЄnd then I get on the internet and see all of the super-mom stuff IвЂ™m for sure not thinking of, like themed first-day-of-school breakfasts and beginning of the year teacherвЂ™s gifts (Huh? ThatвЂ™s a thing?) So if anyone else is in that boat- hereвЂ™s an easy one for you. (That doesnвЂ™t stop me from lighting pumpkin candles in July I also eat candy canes in April, but forget that-IвЂ™m making a point here.) IвЂ™m not ready for the crayons and lined paper to be replacing the BBQ and outdoor furniture section at Target yet! ItвЂ™s like pumpkin candles in July just seems out of place. I grew up in Seattle, where school never started before Labor Day, so all of this go-to-school-during-August stuff really throws me off. WeвЂ™re officially on the back-to-school countdown my kids head back to the classroom in about 2 weeks and I think KateвЂ™s are starting at the end of this week.

Someone please tell me what happened to summer break.

Free printable christmas lunch box notes