Happy Halloween Bento Lunch

I must apologize for all the late posts I've been making lately. Work is in the way plus a lot of school volunteering happening. I am seriously hooked on Kindergarten activities, and this is what I'm always happy about.  October is almost over, and the end meets the Halloween Event. My kids are having a Halloween parade in school.  All dressed up on their favorite costumes. Mr G was dressed as Harry Potter, and my little one was Belle.  And this is our favorite rhyming chant on Halloween day.

Eepity, creepity, oh what a fright!

Hiding from things that go Bump in the night

Eekity, squeakity, oh such a lark!

I wish I wasn't afraid of the dark.

Turkey ghost cut by bunny cutters on peanut butter sandwiches,
grapes and strawberries on jack o'lantern
and ghost food picks. She also had zombie milk chocolates.
All packed on her Hello Kitty bento box.

Jack O'Lantern, trick or treat

Scary costumes out on the street

Ghosts and ghoulies in the air

Stay inside, beware, beware!

Ghost turkey cut by cuteZcute cutters on cheese ravioli, with
grapes, strawberries and zombie milk chocolates. All packed on
our favorite Easy Lunchboxes.

School Lunches: Ghost in the Box

Bento Bloggers and Friends are doing a Halloween Blog Hop today. If you haven't seen that, please click here.  For added lunch inspiration, a linky party has been hosted by the BBF Blog for more  Halloween Themed Lunches.  To view, please visit them here now. If you blog about your lunches, please add your rendition and get discovered.

Mr G has finally agreed on a Halloween themed lunch, so I made him one today.  Nothing extraordinary as what my other bento mammas could produce, but Mr G loved it just as is.  I don't have any Halloween cutter in hand, so I made use of my Pokemon sandwich cutter frame that almost shaped like a ghost, without using its stamper. This one is Chikorita's frame. Then I just added eye candy features and pepperoni mouth to complete the look.  Isn't that a lovely ghost?

K-Bento: Fieldtrip Sack Lunch

October 17 is fieldtrip day for Missy A. 

They had an educational tour at the Centennial Farm, 

where they learned about animal lives and planted a radish crop,

which they brought home as a souvenir of their trip. 

They were required to bring sack lunches and a water bottle/juice pouch

that were packed on disposable containers/baggies,

with proper name labels for easier distribution.

Since Bento Bloggers and Friends were doing a Halloween Hop on this day, 

I decided to theme her disposable containers as such.