Paying for School Starting with Lunches...
Getting kids up and ready for school and preparing lunch for them can be time-consuming and nerve-wracking. You don’t want to send them to school with junk. But, most schools have terrible lunches that kids won’t eat anyway. Here are a few lunches you can make that don’t break the bank or take that much time.
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Subject: Inexpensive school lunch ideas
Dear [Name],
First, ensure that you have the right packaging for your child’s lunches. You want hot food to stay hot and cold food to stay cold. Plus, you want it to stay solidly closed in your child’s backpack and locker without spillage.
* Mini Pizza Lunch – Triscuits crackers, turkey pepperoni, a little sauce, cheese and you’re done. Add some sliced apples, some carrot sticks, and a juice box, and you’ve given your child a healthy alternative to school lunch.
* Kabobs – Kids love this one. Just take some chunks of chicken, cheese, bread, seedless grapes, any other fruit and put on a kabob stick. You can use disposable sticks so your child can toss them after they’re done. It’s easy to include all food groups with this plan.
* Quesadillas – All you need is a tortilla, some cheese, turkey, and sliced apple to make the best quesadilla to take to school. Add a juice box or milk box and you’ve got a well-balanced lunch for your child that they’ll eat.
