I love to include special notes and messages in my kids’ lunch boxes just to remind them that I am thinking of them while they are at school. But figuring out what to say on notes and putting them together can be time consuming. I find with kids, jokes are always a hit. So I collected some of our favorite jokes and created a free download of lunch box jokes for kids for you to share with your child. Read on to find out how to download the jokes and learn about how easy it is to create a lunch perfectly packed for your child. Thank you to Rubbermaid LunchBlox® for sponsoring this post.
In addition to including notes and jokes in my kids’ lunch box, one of my favorite things to pack is a Rubbermaid LunchBlox®. For the past year we have been using them for our school lunches and they are the best solution I have found for packing lunches for my kids. Rubbermaid LunchBlox® makes packing lunch easier than ever which is important for busy moms. They are modular containers that snap together in multiple configurations. They efficiently use the space in your lunch box or bag. Between, snacks, drinks and lunch, I find there is never enough space in a lunch box, so making good use of that space is important.
Rubbermaid LunchBlox® containers are perfectly portioned and have handy measurements on the sides of each container. The lids seal securely so if you pack a salad in the large container, you can pack the dressing separately and not worry about spills or a mess. The containers stack up neatly which helps to keep my cabinets nicely organized when the kids are not using them. Look how little space they take up in my cabinet!
The Rubbermaid LunchBlox® Sandwich Kits we use include 2 snack containers, 1 side container, 1 sandwich container and 1 medium Blue Ice™ to keep lunch cool. The Blue Ice™ keeps lunch chilled for up to 4 hours and snaps in place with the containers.These durable and leak proof containers are microwave, dishwasher, and freezer safe and are BPA free.
I was impressed that I could fit a full sized sandwich in the sandwich container. It has enough space for regular and specialty bread.
Lunch Box Jokes for Kids
Now that you have lunch packing figured out, it’s time to download and print out your free printable lunch box notes and let the laughs begin. Click on the download link at the end of the post and you are one your way.
I have designed these notes to be easy to print out and cut. There are 30 jokes here, many of them given to me by my kids. So they are kid approved for sure!
These notes can help put a smile on a child’s face and this so important because you never know what kind of day your child is having at school. Maybe there was a disagreement before your child left for school and they were upset at drop off. Perhaps they had a negative interaction with a classmate and their feelings got hurt. Whatever the situation, sometimes your child will not be having a great day at school. These lunch box jokes for kids are perfect for those occasions and any time you want to send a laugh to school.
You can place a note right on top of your Rubbermaid LunchBlox® before you zip up the lunch box.
Think of how happy your child will be to see the note when they open up their lunch box.
These funny jokes can also serve as a conversation starter as kids can share them with friends at school.
As you can see, you don’t have to be stressed about packing lunch for your child. You can be the hero of lunch time with Rubbermaid LunchBlox® and some silly kids jokes.
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These free lunch box jokes for kids may not be copied and sold or reproduced in any way. They cannot be changed or altered by you in any way and then sold as your own. If you are sharing these printables, you must direct people to my website and not to a link for the PDF. Do not store these on your website, on a file sharing website or on Facebook or Dropbox. These free worksheets are copyright Mess for Less.
Rachel. s says
my daughter is still not old enough to where she takes a lunch to school, but when she is this is definitely something I want to do. I also love the Tupperware you use