2. WHAT TO MUNCH AT LUNCH How to pack a healthy lunchbox that your child will enjoy

3. WHAT DO THE STUDIES SHOW? Healthy eating: Benefits student behavior Enhances school performance Improves concentration in the classroom Sugary breakfasts cause kids to eat larger lunches Skipping breakfast leads to hyperactivity, lower test scores, and less-desirable behavior

4. BREAKFAST ON-THE-GO Breakfast Parfait Low-fat yogurt, granola, and fruit Cereal-to-go Cereal bar and mini carton of milk Breakfast Pizza Whole wheat bagel, strawberry cream cheese, and sliced fruit Fruit smoothie and toast Low fat yogurt, frozen fruit, ice, and fruit juice with a side of whole wheat toast

5. LUNCHBOX MENU Fruits – Peeled orange slices Pre-sliced apples and PB Frozen Grapes Fruits – Peeled orange slices Pre-sliced apples and PB Frozen Grapes Make it easy. Make it fun. Veggies – Carrot chips and light ranch Boiled green beans and bacon bits Grilled Corn Pre-cooked and spiced Edamame

6. LUNCHBOX MENU Grains and Protein – Cut wheat bread sandwiches into shapes with cookie cutters Salami/ Pepperoni and cheese crackers Spinach wrap with favorite meat and cheese cut into pin wheels Dairy – Cheeses Low-fat yogurt (add their serving a fruit in it) Milk

7. Change the lunchbox up by replacing an ice pack with a frozen bottle of water or fruit juice Squeeze a fresh lemon or orange into water bottle Fruit and chocolate sauce Oatmeal chocolate chip cookie Handful of sugary cereal Don’t forget the dessert! Don’t forget the drink!

8. REFERENCES Column, Elaine Magee, MPH, RDWebMD Expert. "15 Fresh Brown Bag Lunch Ideas." WebMD. WebMD, n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2013. "Impact of Fresh Healthy Eating and Learning." Fresh Healthy Vending Blog. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2013.