Looking for a way to get your kids excited for the upcoming school year? Try making these School Book Sandwiches! This simple snack will be sure to have your kids ready for school!
The school year is winding down and many classrooms will be having parties to celebrate. I created these tiny little School Book Sandwiches for my gig over at Kids Activities Blog and thought I’d share them with you today. These would be a fun little snack to bring into your kid’s classroom, or to make for his/her lunch.
They are really simple to make. This entire stack of books was ready to eat in less than 15 minutes. Be sure to stop by Kids Activities Blog and check out my step-by-step tutorial.
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Very cute! My son will start first grade mid-August; I might try those.
These would be a fun lunch for his first day of school:)
These are adorable! I just sent my son to school this morning with a wrap sandwich. I'll have to keep this in mind. He would LOVE something like this.
These would make a fun surprise in your son's lunchbox!
These are so cute! They would great for a book club.
I agree. I love that you can personalize the book covers however you like. If you are a good artist, you can even add artwork to your sandwiches.
Too cute! And so simple! Those would lok neat with different flavored tortillas for the color variations.
I thought of that while making these but was too lazy to run to the store to get colored tortillas. I think a big stack of multicolored books would look really cool at a party.
Love these to bits! Now, I'm hoping that my little guy's class will have one last potluck just to try these out!
Thanks, Barb. I had no idea kids did potlucks! That's so fun:)
Those are so adorable, I love the idea!
Thanks, June:)
I'm starting to think about what I can do to make sure my daughters eat healthy while I am working this summer. I was thinking about packing them lunches every day – even though I'm the one leaving the house 🙂 – and these sandwiches would be a quick and fun meal that they would be sure to eat.
I think making something that looks fun but is healthy will get kids excited about it a sandwich rather than a bag of chips or box of cookies.
Have you checked out Bento boxes? There is a lot of cute stuff to be made.
I think these little books would be perfect for an American bento based on books or literary characters.
I can't keep up with all your cute edibles – these are so simple, I must make them when I have the little ones over!
I made these last night. Today is the classified luncheon on the teachers are supposed to supply the food. I was going to make deviled eggs but when I saw these cute little sandwiches, I immediately changed my mind. Especially since I am the school librarian. How appropriate is that?
My Mom had a 40% off coupon to a local craft store so I picked her up after school and we went shopping. I stopped by her grocery store and picked up the tortillas, turkey and cheese. Then we adjourned to her house to make them. She wanted to help, plus we weren't sure how long it would take.
Boy, they went fast! We used a pizza cutter and stacked the tortillas. I made a template to cut around. Assembly was fast and the markers were fun. In no time we were done. I even had time to join them for dinner and go on the dog walk.
Thanks for the great idea. I will give you full credit for any compliments received.
Oh, and we used cranberry mustard instead of mayo.
I'm so happy to hear that you had an easy time making your little school book sandwiches. What a fun snack to bring to the luncheon, especially considering you are a librarian. I hope they are a huge hit!
These are so cute! And they look pretty easy to make.
What a clever idea! These little sandwiches are just too cute!
Beth, these are just ridiculously cute! Thanks for sharing them at Cast Party Wednesday!
I will definately give this a try…for my grand kids. When they were little, I used cookie cutters to cut bread into shapes (and the fillings!). The one was into "secret agent" stuff so I called the mini sandwiches (3 mini sammies from 2 slices of bread) "Secret Agent Sammies". They asked for them every time they came over!
I am in love with this! I am going to use it for my next book club meeting! I will prob change it up a bit for the older crowd but definitely look for it on my blog!
This is so creative. Thank you, Thank you, i cannot thank you enough for creating this. Can't wait to make these for my daughter the fussy eater.
What a fun and creative idea. Making eating something that might be not so fun into really fun… my picky eater would love this idea, because it looks so cool 🙂 Stopping in from SITS linkup this week.