#INSPIRATIONAL LUNCH BOX NOTES FREE#

Be sure to take your child’s personality into account before sending a note. Inspirational messages work for middle schoolers and older kids, too, depending on their personality. It’s especially helpful for the first week or so until your child is familiar with the routine and new school year. Starting the new school year with a cute note can go a long way in encouraging a younger or nervous child.

#INSPIRATIONAL LUNCH BOX NOTES FREE#

You’ll find the free printable Lunch Box Notes cards farther down in the article below the double purple lines.

Add a funny photo or funny picture from a magazine.Cut sandwiches or food into fun shapes.Write a joke, knock knock jokes are a hit with younger kids, on your child’s napkin.

Add little notes, like the free lunchbox notes offered below.

Using free printable lunch box notes takes so little time, costs just pennies and makes a big impact. And building strong relationships is the purpose of family, isn’t it?Īdding lunch box love notes, jokes, words of encouragement and inspirational notes is such an easy way to build that relationship and build happy childhood memories. I still remember how much those little notes meant to me.īuilding strong family relationships is important to children’s academic success. (She did it because I disliked eating school lunches even more than she disliked making home lunch – now that’s love!). It was a big deal because I knew she did not enjoy making lunches each morning. My mom used to write “Love you” with a heart under it on my napkins when I was in elementary school.

Inspirational lunch box notes