Sunterra students go back to Katy ISD schools Aug. 16. You know what that means? It’s time to pack those lunch boxes! Keep things interesting and prevent lunchtime trading with these creative and delicious options.
Start with Sandwiches
Some kids really like sandwiches. That doesn’t mean they have to be boring PBJs. Bake up a batch of these Everything Bagels, add a packet a cream cheese and lunch is good to go. These turkey-and-cheese sliderscan be made the night before. For younger tots, get out the cookie cutters. Pile on the peaches and don’t skimp on the mozzarella for these open-face sandwiches.
Pasta Bowls Rock
Got a noddle loving kid? We really like this healthy wagon wheel pasta salad. School chums will be jealous when your kid digs into this chicken Caesar pasta salad. If your kid loves Asian food, pack up this cold peanut soba with chicken. Lasagna roll ups are fun and cheesy.
Get Out the Thermos
When there’s a nip in the air, pair your child’s sandwich with a thermos full of tomato soup. Got a kid in need of comfort food? Send them to school with chicken noodle soup. Veggie loving kids will scarf up this minestrone.
Creative Kabobs
What kid can resist lunch on a stick? Go traditional with turkey club skewers or get creative with mini pancakes on a stick on a stick. Kids will gobble down these chicken kabobs. Here are 10 more great sandwich on a stick ideas.
Wrap It Up
Wraps are fun and easy to pack. Grab tortillas and some peanut butter for these fruity peanut butter wraps. Spice up your kids’ lunch with these spicy buffalo chicken wraps. Your vegetarian teen will love these veggie wraps. Who doesn’t love chicken and avocado?
Lunch is in the (Bento) Box
It’s easy to make Lunchables-style meals with a Bento box. Keep your athlete fueled with this protein packed lunch. This make-your-own taco bar is so much healthier than store-bought packs. Try any of these cute Martha Stewart inspired Bento lunches. Your vegan child won’t feel left out with these delicious options.
Breakfast is Served
Not all kids like lunch food. If they’d rather have breakfast, pack up a breakfast sandwich. Overnight oatsare an easy way to get fiber into your kids. Mini frittatas are easy to make and fun to eat. Skip the bread and use waffles instead.
