The school day is long when you're small. Somewhere between math and the bus ride home, there's a lunchbox β and inside it, a little note from home can completely change the afternoon. It's such a small thing. It lands so big.
This sheet has eight cards mixing sweet notes ('You make my heart happy!') with silly jokes ('What room has no doors? A mushroom!'). Cut along the dashed lines, tuck one into the lunchbox in the morning, and wait for the after-school report. Kids remember these.
Print a sheet every week or two and rotate through them. And here's a secret: teenagers pretend not to care about lunchbox notes. They care. Keep sending them.
Preschool through middle school. Little ones love the pictures; older kids love the jokes.
Along the dashed lines β eight cards per page. Scissors or a paper trimmer both work.
Yes, the backs are blank β perfect for a personal line or a drawing.
They'll never admit it. Keep tucking them in anyway.