Lunch box notes are a great way to let your kid know you are thinking about them while they are away at school. These free printable note cards are bright and colorful and designed to make your kids smile and encourage them.
When they get home use these After School Questions to find out more about their day. If you need to add a smile to their day these Kids Jokes and Knock Knock Jokes for Kids will receive a giggle.
Free Lunch Box Notes
My kids love getting little surprises in their lunch boxes and these note cards are a great way to let them know how proud I am of them and put a smile on their faces this school year.
Another thing I like to do is add a small note on the back of the lunch box notes for more of a personal touch or add a sweet treat or healthy snack with it.
FREE Printable Lunch Box Notes your kids will love!
Download the file, and print it in color on white cardstock. Cut apart and slip into your child’s lunch. I keep a little stack of these cards hidden in my kitchen drawer so I am always prepared to slip a bit of encouragement into my child’s lunch.
There are 16 different lunch box quotes to print and cut out to sneak into your child’s lunchbox.
MORE FREE PRINTABLE Lunch Notes For Kids
After you have packed a yummy lunch, tuck in a ‘packed with love’ lunch box love note or any of these designs. What a great way to brighten the middle of the day and let them know how special they are and that you are thinking of them packed their lunch with loads of love.
How to Use
Download the free printable notes. Print in color on white cardstock and cut. So fun to always have a love note to your kid handy. You can also print on a solid sheet of label paper and make stickers. Whichever is easiest for you!
Download here: {Packed with Love Lunch box Notes download}
Here are a few more designs you might like! They are all free and ready for you to print. Keep kids happy and laughing at school with these lunch box jokes.
- Printable Notes for fruit These clever notes fasten to odd-shaped food like fruit by using rubber bands.
- Bright and bold Lunch Notes are colorful and full of words of affirmation. A great way to remind your child how great they are!
- Retro lunchbox notes How about a blast from the past?
- Starwars Lunch Notes Let the force be with our kids while they are at school!
- Colorful Notes for lunches are sure to brighten someone’s day!
- Cute Lunch Box Notes are perfect if you have a cool kid!
Printable Lunch Box Jokes
- Funny Notes are sure to get a mid-day smile!
- Halloween Lunch Box Jokes will get lots of giggles during lunch.
- Valentine Lunchbox Jokes these super sweet notes are sure to get a laugh. Kids can use these fun notes to break the ice with each other.
- St Patricks Day Jokes
- Elf Jokes
We also love would you rather questions for a bit of fun. So many fun ways for moms and dads to connect with kids after a long day at school!
With so many printables to choose from you are set all year long and even for a couple of holidays to fill your child’s lunch box with love and encouragement! Which designs are your favorite?
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Thank you so much for the wonderful cards!
My kids love lunch box notes too! Love these idea of pre-made notes.
this is such a great idea! love it!
Such an adorable idea! Can’t wait to use a few of these.
I love these lunch box notes! So easy to send a little love from home.
I always sent a note in my boys’ lunchbox from 1st grade through 6th grade. I love these pre-made notes and might just slip one into my grandsons’ lunchboxes now.
Great job!
Thanks
Hi Tracey, It depends on the size of mold you use. For smaller molds I think it makes about 3 dozen small shapes. Hope this helps. I will check the post and make sure comments are enabled.
Trying to make your gummy recipe but you don’t specify how many gummies it yields? There’s no comment section there either, so I couldn’t ask my question there (could be because it was posted 7 years ago!!! Hahaha)