1. Kiwi, Melon and Apple chunks
2. Grilled Cheese
3. Soup- Tomato Basil

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Applesauce from this recipe
2. Popcorn
3. Muffin
4. Smoothie Pop
5. Carrot Sticks

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Applesauce
2. Melon and blueberries
3. Carrot Sticks
4. Pizza bread (with no tomato sauce)

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Soup Thermos- with pasta
2. Muffin
3. Sliced melon

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Egg salad
2. Smoothie pop
3. Muffin
4. Crackers
5. Substitute: Edamame instead of green peas

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Apples, sliced
2. Muffin
3. Smoothie pop
4. Cheese Stick
5. Some kind of meat, sliced ham, chicken, etc

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.

1. Basil tomato soup
2. Honeydew and Berries
3. Muffin

Note: This information is from 100 Days of Real Food. She is awesome and I highly recommend her site. I have copied it here for my own purposes, to help organize my own children’s lunches.