Happy Halloween

Today was a busy day filled with costumed fun and of course candy! I love Halloween, even when I don't feel good. I didn't do nearly as many Halloween activities with the monkey's as years past, lucky for me, I'm the only one who cares about that anyway. They had a great night trick or treating with friends and have been spoiled rotten.

One Eyed One Horned Flying Purple People Eater 

In this lunch : In an Easy Lunch Box

• OEOHFPPE - Peanutbutt wings, jelly face with candy eye, candy corn teeth, gummy bone, bugle horn, and ham legs
• Bloodshot eyeball - powdered donut, decorator's gel, M&M
• Monster mouth - carrots and cantaloup 

Monsters Mash-up

 In this lunch : In a Laptop lunch box

• Rice Crisps with Skeleton pick
• Spinach, Almond, cherry, bleu salad
• Skull avocado with colby cheese
• Silly eyes on salami with colby cheese monster teeth
• Cantaloup

 Creepy Crawly 

In this lunch : In an Easy Lunch Box

• Spider web - Jelly sandwich with spider ring
• Ghostly Smores - ghost marshmallows, nutella, and graham crackers
• Carrots with Jello Jiggler spider and web
• Cantaloup - jello jiggler spider on a spider web ring

 Happy Halloween

 In this lunch : In an Easy Lunch Box

• Ghost - jelly sandwich
• Spooky smores - ghost marshmallows, nutella, graham crackers
• Coffin candy
• Spooky carrots with ghost pick
• Haunted bananas with chocolate chips

Two more lunches to post from last week and then we're all spooked out :) Then we can be Thankful for all bounty of candy we have received.

October 9-11 Lunches and Room mom craft

Monday was a holiday, so no school lunches. I did however do a craft for his classroom his teacher found on Pinterest and brought it in during parent teacher conferences. Getting touchy with numbers from Rhyme Time Using cardstock, sentence strips, sandwich bags, washable finger paints, glitter, tape and glue we made 2 sets so that the class of 20 kids could each work on 1 number then rotate. The monkeys loved helping me make them and it was quick and easy. Each card has a little poem and a number to trace, the bags are attached behind the card so you can flip between reading and tracing. The poems came from Little Giraffes teaching ideas. They are good for any age preschool through Kindergarten for learning how to write numbers.

Tuesday - Back to school and the Halloween spirit has struck our house. Little blue monkey requested pumpkins so I made him a Jack-O-lunch with PB&J, clementine, and salad with cheese. Big green monkey wanted a skull so he also got PB&J, babybel cheese, cantaloup and salad.

Wednesday - Green monkey really liked his brother's lunch yesterday so he requested a jack-o-lunch. PB&J again, a babybel cheese, and vampire strawberry. he didn't want any vegetables and picked strawberry as a fruit so it didn't really lend itself to the pumpkin theme so I punted ;) The eyes are the candy eyes from wilton and the fangs are a jelly bean cut in half and then cut into a wedge.

Thursday - Both monkeys chose ghosts for their lunch so we made some boo-ti-ful lunches. Green monkey got a turkey and swiss ghost sandwich, ghost cucumbers, and boo apples. Blue monkey got the same but his is Munster cheese. I also learned a valuable lesson less is more. I started with the little cucmber ghosts and tried to get too much detail and it came out kind of hard to make out what they were, so less cuts on the big kid's lunch and I think it looked better.

 Friday - Family picnic at school day :) We like to eat lunch with him on Fridays if he gets green days (good behavior) and he gets to buy his lunch. Today Daddy took the day off so we all get to hang out. Should be lots of fun.