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Back-to-School Giveaway: $150 Lunchbox Builder Prize Package

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Tune in all week for even more hot Back-To-School Giveaways, and be sure to check out all of the current giveaways for other great prizes!

To help kick off the school year and make school lunches a little bit more fun, Walmart, Smuckers, Motts and Pepperidge Farm have joined together to create LunchboxBuilder.com, a fun site where users can design their own lunchbox — complete with materials, colors and decals. You can print out your design and also add it to the gallery, where other visitors will vote on their favorite design, and the winners will receive an amazing prize package worth over $150! Be sure to take a few minutes to print coupons on some of your kids’ favorite snack foods while you’re there as well.

One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will also win one of these great prize packages (worth over $150!), which includes:

  • iPod Shuffle (color may vary)
  • Insulated lunchbox
  • Sharpie pens in multiple colors
  • Colored pencils
  • Smuckers Uncrustables container
  • Optical mouse
  • Smuckers belt pack
  • Motts reusable shopping bag
  • Smuckers Strawberry
  • Pencils
  • Product coupons
  • $65 Walmart gift card
  • Pedometer
  • 5 Labels for Education, valued at 10,000 points each

To enter, leave a comment and tell me what you do to make your kids’ lunches healthy and fun! Do you have a favorite fun food? Do you include a handwritten note reminding them that you love them?

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Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!

Methods of entry:

1. Leave a comment. Tell me your best idea for making school lunches healthy and fun!

2. Add Deal Seeking Mom to your blogroll or add my badge to your sidebar. Make sure to come back and leave the link to your site in a separate comment!

3. Join the new Deal Seeking Mom Forums to chat about your great finds, special coupon codes, and chances to win exclusive giveaways. Leave a separate comment letting me know you’ve joined or that you’re already a registered user!

4. Subscribe to my feed via RSS or email. You must confirm your email subscription for it to be a valid entry! Leave a separate comment letting me know you have done so. If you’re already a subscriber, simply leave a separate comment letting me know you’re already subscribed. Lovin’ my subscribers! You guys make this all possible.

Prize:
(1) LunchboxBuilder.com prize package as described above

This giveaway ends at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, 8/30. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email on and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Good luck!

While you’re in a contest entering mood, don’t forget to check out the Giveaway Gathering for a variety of contests being hosted on Deal Seeking Mom readers’ blogs!

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Shawn M.

    I try to make sure my kids lunches are healthy by including plenty of fresh fruits & veggies. On certain occassions I’ll include a little note .

  2. Cathy

    I always put a party napkin (pirates, bugs, disney,etc) in my kids’ lunches. I’ll pick them up in clearance. The kids love them!

  3. Lisa

    My daughter and I make her lunch together so she learns what is healthy and what is not. I never saw an 8 yr old count out a serving of something based on our lunch making lessons! So proud!

  6. Paula

    My daughter is a very picky eater, so she doesn’t get many fruits and veggies….that’s why I try to send V8 Fusion as her drink most of the time. I also send a note on occasion. :)

  7. Samina

    My kid’s a toddler, so I’m not packing lunches for him yet, but I’m sucking up the tips as they come along! I’m also a subscriber to your blog via bloglines.

  11. Jennifer

    I always let my daughter pick out what she wants for lunch. She gets to choose which sandwich, which fruit and which dessert. This way I know there are healthy things in her lunch that she will actually eat!

  12. Jennifer Laxson

    I put veggies and ranch dip and my kids eat it…Yes I’ve spied on them at lunch!!!

  15. Lisa

    I think handwritten notes are essential to making them fun!! As for making them healthy, I love using wraps and the kids love them too. I will roll them tight and cut them up into smaller sections to make them bite size for added fun.

  16. kristina craft

    I always pack lots of fruits and veggies, cut up small so they are perfect for small hands. To help Miss Morgan not feel left out I always send one cookie or some other small goodie. That gives her something to look forward to. She usually eats everything.

  17. Kimberly

    My daughter is also a toddler, and pretty impressionable. When I’m about to serve her a new healthy item, I look very impressed and say “OOOH!” She looks at it and says “OOOH!” too, then opens wide. Works almost every time! :o)

  22. Jodi

    I make lunches fun by writing a note on the napkin so I can brighten their midday meal. I always include vegetables and / or fruit.

  23. jjean

    Veggies and whole foods are fun when packaged them in small containers and made into tasty salads. Broccoli with craisins & sunflower seeds, carrot salad or a light cole slaw in a small tub looks cute and appetizing, or some raw veggie sticks with dip.

  26. Kelly

    My daughter helps pick out items for her lunch and gets her lunch bag all ready for the next day. After she goes to bed, I sneak a note into her bag. She is still learning how to read, so it’s always a picture of some sort with a couple of words that she knows.

  28. Tawna

    I like to have my girl help me make her lunch so it can get her excited to eat it. I also add a little note to tell her I love her.

  29. Rachel

    My best idea for keeping lunch healthy and fun is to keep the kids guessing. I like have a variety of lunch ideas and change things up during the week. I research ideas online

  30. andrea v

    My kids like me to surprise them with something fun and different then what they would get at home.