Adorable Lunch Box Notes For Kids To Make Their Day

Make your child’s day with lunch box notes! This set of notes includes jokes, affirmations, kindness challenge cards, and more colorful and fun lunch box notes for kids of all ages!

Lunch box notes are a fun way to brighten your child’s day and let them know you’re thinking about them. Including a heartfelt or funny note in your child’s lunch can boost their mood midday, especially if they’re having a tough day at school.

And I understand the impact because I’ve seen it with my kids. Since I made these cards, I’ve sent them to school with my kids and watched how they were when they came home. They were less stressed, happier, and even gave me a hug (gasp!).

They’ll even talk about their favorites! The funny notes and jokes that make them laugh, or make their friends laugh, or are just especially meaningful get a mention as we’re cleaning out lunch boxes or packing lunch for school.

Plus, they create a cute way to make lasting memories that your kids will cherish for years to come (ex: remember when you used to send those notes in my lunch box?).

Grab your own copy of these cute lunch notes with colorful borders and cheerful text to warm your child’s heart and make their day! 👇👇

Benefits of Lunch Box Notes for Kids

A lunchbox note is an easy way to offer a quick, sneaky pep talk or ego boost. And if they’re having a tough week? Send them a silly joke sure to make them laugh. Here are more benefits:

Encouragement

Sending your kids off to school with lunch box notes can be a powerful way to provide words of encouragement and support throughout their day. By adding a small, cheery note, you’re going a long way toward letting them know you’re thinking of them and believe in their abilities.

These notes can be particularly helpful during stressful times (like test days!) or when they face challenges at school. Just a few words of motivation can help boost their spirits and remind them that they’re loved, and you’re rooting for them.

Creating a Strong Bond

These little gestures show them that you’re always there for them, even when you’re not physically present. These simple words and phrases can also serve as a conversation starter when they come home from school, allowing both of you to share thoughts and experiences from the day.

Boosting Self-Esteem

Lunch box notes can be a valuable tool in helping to boost your child’s self-esteem – especially in the middle of a hard day. By including messages that focus on their strengths and praise their accomplishments, you’re reinforcing their positive self-image. Remember to:

Compliment their achievements, big or small
Encourage them to be confident and believe in themselves
Reassure them that it’s okay to make mistakes and learn from them
Remind them of their unique qualities that make them special

Ultimately, these lunch box notes will make a lasting impact on your child’s emotional well-being and ensure they have a positive experience at school.

Types of Lunch Box Notes

Jokes and Riddles

Everyone loves a good joke! Adding jokes or riddles to your child’s lunch box can make their day brighter and bring a smile to their face. Here are some funny lunch box jokes and riddles to include:

Why don’t scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything!
What do you get when you cross a snowman and a vampire? Frostbite!
Why was the math book sad? It had too many problems!

Inspirational Messages and Reminders

Send a little encouragement and motivation with inspirational messages in their lunch box notes. These notes can help boost their confidence and remind them of how special they are. Some examples of uplifting messages include:

“Believe in yourself, and you can achieve anything!”
“You bring joy to our lives! Keep being amazing!”
“Don’t forget to smile and make new friends today!”

Holidays

Holidays are a big deal for kids, so this set includes cards for Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine’s Day so that you can give your kiddo inspirational notes any time of year!

Grab your own copy of these cute lunch notes with colorful borders and cheerful text to warm your child’s heart and make their day! 👇👇

Get Your Own Done-For-You Set of School Lunch Box Notes

Give your child something to look forward to each day with these fun and creative Lunch Box Notes! This set includes 240 notes, jokes, affirmations, kindness challenge prompts, and more! Perfect for parents who want to add a little extra love and care to their child’s lunchtime, these notes are sure to bring a smile to your child’s face.

Make your child’s lunchtime special with these cheerful notes! Each note includes a fun illustration and a positive message that will remind them just how much you care. From silly jokes to inspirational quotes, these notes are the perfect way to show your child that you are thinking of them.

Say goodbye to boring lunches and hello to Lunch Box Notes! With 240 unique notes included, your child will be sure to find something to brighten their day. Add a little extra love to your child’s lunch with this set of Lunch Box Notes today!

**PLEASE NOTE that these cards are for personal use only and are not meant to be sold or distributed.

Lunch Box Notes – Easy Tips for Busy Parents

Mornings can be hectic, but incorporating lunch box notes into your routine doesn’t have to be time-consuming. Here are some tips to make it easier for you to add lunch box notes when packing school lunches:

Prepare a set of notes in advance, so you can simply grab one and slip it into your child’s lunch bag.
Keep a small notepad and pen in the kitchen, so you don’t have to search for supplies in the morning.

Grab your own copy of these adorable lunch box notes with colorful designs! The beginning of the school year (or anytime through the year) is the perfect time to start a new routine! 👇👇

Involving Kids in the Process

Getting your kids involved in the lunch box note-making process can be both engaging and educational. Here are some ways to involve them:

Encourage your children to write notes for their siblings, which can promote bonding and positive reinforcement.
Make it an art project by providing various supplies, like stickers or colored markers, for them to create their own unique note designs.
Create a game out of choosing a note theme, such as “joke of the day” or “inspirational quote.”

Lunch Box Notes Create Lasting Memories

Lunch box notes can create lasting memories for your children, as they associate those special moments with your love and support. To further enhance this emotional connection:

Laminate your cards and use a dry erase marker to add a personal note regarding special events that are happening, like “Good luck on your math test today!” or “Congrats on scoring the winning goal in yesterday’s game!”
Keep a collection of the notes you’ve used throughout the year, and present them to your child as a keepsake at the end of the school year.

Remember, the key is to be consistent in incorporating lunch box notes into your morning routine while keeping it fun and engaging for both you and your kids.

How to Use School Lunch Notes

Positive reinforcement is a great way to encourage your children and show them you care even though you aren’t there with them. Lunch box notes make it easy to give your child positive reinforcement in the middle of the day!

You could even put them in their notebooks, textbooks, or backpacks!

They’re perfect for kids going to traditional school and homeschooled students too!

Download and print the lunchbox notes on regular copy paper or cardstock.
Cut each of the notes with a pair of scissors.
Laminate them if you want to use these little love notes for multiple years or with multiple kids (this also keeps them clean!)
Toss one (carefully place) loving message in your child’s lunchbox when you pack their lunch for school days.

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Adorable Lunch Box Notes For Kids To Make Their Day