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Fun Halloween Snacks for School Lunches

These fun Halloween snacks for school lunches are so easy to make! Just imagine the look on your child’s face when they open up their lunch bag during snack time or lunch. Classmates will go home and ask for these fun Halloween treats for school too.

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Halloween Kids Snacks

Kids are starting to get excited for Halloween. They are thinking about what costume they will wear and how much fun they will have. Not to mention all the sugary treats they will get. If you want to add to the excitement of the season, why not count down the days to October 31 with one of these fun Halloween kids snacks for school lunches.

Halloween Crafts with Food

When it comes to crafts, have you ever thought about using food? There are many ideas that you can come up with using food and they don’t all have to be scary like these 14 Spooky Snacks for Parties. To make these easy Halloween food crafts, just go to your cupboard or fridge, you probably have some of these food items for regular lunch snacks.

Here are a few food items that will make fun ideas for Halloween:

  • marshmallows
  • fruit
  • candy gummy worms
  • cookies
  • hot dogs (dressed as a mummy)
  • cooked noodles (for brain)
  • eggs (evil eggs)
  • chocolate bars

No matter the crafty snack you make, kids and adults will love them for their parties, work, or school. These even make great Halloween treats for teachers!

Sometimes it isn’t always about the food, making easy crafts for Halloween decor or gifts gives the family or classroom time together creating memories that will last forever. I find when making gifts, I like to use mason jars because there are so many uses for them. Whether you are filling them with candy, painting them or just adding ribbon here are 15 Mason Jar crafts to get you started.

Halloween Kids Snacks for School Lunches

Your kids will love these fun Halloween snacks in their lunch boxes at school. These classroom Halloween treats are super easy to make and will bring a smile to any child’s face!

You will only need a few simple materials you can purchase at the grocery store, pharmacy, and dollar store to get these going.

Materials Required:

  • Packaged cheese and cracker sticks
  • Packaged chocolate pudding
  • Packaged peaches or oranges
  • Oranges
  • Bananas
  • Scissors
  • Low temperature hot glue gun
  • Gauze roll
  • Sharpie
  • Craft pom poms
  • Googly eyes
  • Black and green craft foam
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Halloween Mummy Bananas Craft

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1. Starting at the bottom of the banana, begin randomly wrapping the gauze roll around the length of the banana. You can crisscross the gauze or leave gaps to give it more of a mummy feel. Be sure to leave a small gap near the top of the banana where you would like the eyes to be. Secure the gauze at the back of your banana with tape or hot glue.

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2. Using a low temperature hot glue gun, attach the googly eyes to the front of your banana where you have created a gap in the gauze.

Halloween Chocolate Pudding Bats Craft

Halloween Chocolate Pudding Bats Pin

1. Cut out two bat wing shapes from the black craft foam. Be sure to leave a small bit of extra foam space on the inside of the wing to attach it to the back of the pudding cup.

2. Attach the wings to the back of the pudding cup with hot glue. Let the glue partially dry and cool down a second before attaching the wings to help eliminate the chance of the glue melting the plastic container.

Halloween Chocolate Pudding Bats CraftPin
Halloween Chocolate Pudding Bats CraftPin
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Materials to create the Halloween Kids Snacks

3. Using the glue gun again, attach two googly eyes to the front of the pudding container.

Halloween Monster Cheese and Crackers Craft

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1. Begin by gluing a craft pom pom to the top of the backside of your cheese and crackers package, above the cheese compartment.

Halloween Monster Cheese and Crackers CraftPin

2. Glue two googly eyes on the cheese compartment of the package below the craft pom pom that you just applied.

Halloween Monster Cheese and Crackers CraftPin

3. Use scissors to cut two arm and hand shapes out of the green craft foam.

Halloween Monster Cheese and Crackers CraftPin

4. Hot glue the arms to the sides of the cracker compartment of your snack.

Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Orange or Peach Slices Craft

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1. For this snack, you can use either an actual orange, or a package of orange or peach slices.

2. Begin by drawing the face of a Jack-o-Lantern onto the front of the orange itself, or on the front of the peach or orange slices container.

Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Orange or Peach Slices CraftPin

3. Cut out a long rectangular piece of the green craft foam.

Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Orange or Peach Slices CraftPin

4. Fold the rectangle in half forming a loop, and hot glue the loop to the top of the orange or orange/peach slice container to form the stem of your Jack-o-Lantern.

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Halloween Kids Snacks

I hope you enjoyed these Fun Halloween Kids Snacks for School Lunches. If you are having a party then try one of these 25 Super Cute Halloween snacks. If you make them, make sure to share with us on Facebook or Twitter! Also, check out all of our other Halloween recipes and crafts.

Super Easy and Fun Halloween Kids Snacks for School Lunches

Fun Halloween Kids Snacks for School Lunches

Yield: 2 of each Halloween craft
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

Your kids will love these fun Halloween snacks in their lunch boxes at school. They are super easy to make and will bring a smile!

Materials

  • Packaged cheese and cracker sticks
  • Packaged chocolate pudding
  • Packaged peaches or oranges
  • Oranges
  • Bananas
  • Sharpie
  • Craft pom poms
  • Googly eyes
  • Black and green craft foam

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Low temperature hot glue gun
  • Gauze roll

Instructions

HALLOWEEN MUMMY BANANAS CRAFT

  • 1. Starting at the bottom of the banana, begin randomly wrapping the gauze roll around the length of the banana. You can crisscross the gauze or leave gaps to give it more of a mummy feel. Be sure to leave a small gap near the top of the banana where you would like the eyes to be. Secure the gauze at the back of your banana with tape or hot glue.
  • 2. Using a low temperature hot glue gun, attach the googly eyes to the front of your banana where you have created a gap in the gauze.

HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE PUDDING BATS CRAFT

  • 1. Cut out two bat wing shapes from the black craft foam. Be sure to leave a small bit of extra foam space on the inside of the wing to attach it to the back of the pudding cup.
  • 2. Attach the wings to the back of the pudding cup with hot glue. Let the glue partially dry and cool down a second before attaching the wings to help eliminate the chance of the glue melting the plastic container.
  • 3. Using the glue gun again, attach two googly eyes to the front of the pudding container.

HALLOWEEN MONSTER CHEESE AND CRACKERS CRAFT

  • 1. Begin by gluing a craft pom pom to the top of the backside of your cheese and crackers package, above the cheese compartment.
  • 2. Glue two googly eyes on the cheese compartment of the package below the craft pom pom that you just applied.
  • 3. Use scissors to cut two arm and hand shapes out of the green craft foam.
  • 4. Hot glue the arms to the sides of the cracker compartment of your snack.

HALLOWEEN JACK-O-LANTERN ORANGE OR PEACH SLICES CRAFT

  • 1. For this snack, you can use either an actual orange, or a package of orange or peach slices.
  • 2. Begin by drawing the face of a Jack-o-Lantern onto the front of the orange itself, or on the front of the peach or orange slices container.
  • 3. Cut out a long rectangular piece of the green craft foam.
  • 4. Fold the rectangle in half forming a loop, and hot glue the loop to the top of the orange or orange/peach slice container to form the stem of your Jack-o-Lantern.
Lyne Proulx
Lyne Proulxhttps://ottawamommyclub.ca/
Lyne Proulx is a Certified WEBB Bodywork Pet Practitioner, Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI), Certified Professional Wedding Consultant, and an Event Planner. She loves all things Disney and is an avid teaholic and chocoholic. She coordinated the Annual Infant Information Day/Early Years Expo for the City of Ottawa for 8 years. She was the Queen B of the BConnected Conference, Canada's Digital Influencer and social media Conference in Ottawa and Toronto. She was also the co-chair of the Navan for Kraft Hockeyville 2009-2011 committee that organized five community events within 6 months, and helped Navan reach the top 10 finalists in Canada. In April 2011, she received the City of Ottawa Mayor's City Builder Award.

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  1. I LOVE these projects for Kids lunches for Halloween 👻! They are so cute! I’m not sure I would send a smaller child 👶 weigh the banana with the gauze because the gauze could, I’m saying…..COULD be a potential danger!

    But everything else is soooo cute for kids of any age!!!

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