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Halloween Joke Lunchbox Notes

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August 15, 2024 by Teach Mama 9 Comments

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It’s almost Halloween! Add a spooky (not too much), corny (a whole lot), LOL worthy Halloween Joke Note to your child’s lunchbox today! Free printable!

Halloween Lunchbox Note with: Why didn't Dracula ever get married?  He never met a nice ghoul!

Why are lunchbox notes important? I don’t guess the note itself really is… but I’ll tell you what IS super important for kids (and adults). Feeling loved, knowing someone is thinking of you and the joy of laughing (or rolling your eyes) at a really silly joke! Think of these Halloween Joke Notes as morale BOOOOsters from home!

Halloween Joke Lunchbox Notes

Think about the last time your kiddo really laughed. You know, belly laughed. I’ll bet you laughed too. Because laughter is contagious like that. Do you know what else laughter does for us? It boosts our immune system! That’s right, laughter can help you stay well! Who knew?

Halloween Lunchbox note with:  WHere does a ghost get her hair done?  The boo-ty shop!

It also reduces stress, relaxes muscles, lowers blood pressure and improves mood (like a drug-free antidepressant!). Well this just keeps getting better and better. It also makes us more attractive to others because everyone enjoys being around people who are enjoying themselves. So that helps us strengthen relationships and our confidence.

Laughter boosts our spirits (but not the spooky kind of spirits!) You know what else laughter does? It can help improve performance! There’s no guarantee it will help your kiddo pass that math test, but it couldn’t hurt either, right? So think about that the next time you wonder (or someone asks) if the effort you spent sending lunchbox note with your littles is “worth it”. I think it is, don’t you?

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If you’d like to print out the Halloween Joke Lunchbox Notes for your own kiddos, just put your email address in below, and we will send them right to you!

Even More Spooky Fun

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Hi, I’m Patricia, an elementary teacher and reading specialist, turned homeschool mom. I also have a master's in psychology, specializing in children's issues. Read More…

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  1. Christy says

    October 13, 2011 at 1:48 pm

    Love your ideas! I’m pre-k teacher and I’ve been using your site for a resource for a while now. Just printed the Halloween lunchbox notes off to use with my girls…they will love them! Would love to follow you on Pinterest…do you happen to have any invites? Keep the good ideas coming please!

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    • amy says

      October 13, 2011 at 4:18 pm

      thanks, Christy!! Just sent you an evite, my friend! no problemo!!

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      • Christy says

        October 14, 2011 at 1:04 pm

        Thanks so much! Can’t wait to get started! BTW…girls loved the first Halloween lunchbox joke!

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        • amy says

          October 14, 2011 at 1:28 pm

          YAY!! So happy to hear that, Christy! Thanks for reading–and HUGE thanks for writing, my friend!!

  2. Victoria @obSEUSSed says

    October 19, 2011 at 11:43 am

    Thanks for turning these into a printable. I just printed them for my daughter. I first saw them on pinterest and I didn’t realize it was from your site but I’m glad I clicked through and got to visit you today.

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