Best snacks for MS
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Anonymous
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My kid is starting Middle School and has an early lunch.
What are some non messy, but filling snacks he can eat during the day? My ES kid often takes things like gold fish, cheese, or fruit, but he can just snack at his desk. I assume in Ms they will have to eat while they transfer classes. |
Anonymous
| Snacks stopped in MS. |
Anonymous
| You can't eat in a MS classroom. Sorry. |
Anonymous
| Ask your kid |
Anonymous
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Protein bar
Sandwich Cheese sticks Apple |
Anonymous
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They're almost definitely not going to be allowed to eat in middle school due to being older and the mask mandate. This would apply to hallways as well.
But if you want to put an emergency granola bar or some fruit snacks in their lunch, you can totally do that. I can easily throw a handful of fruit snacks in my mouth under my mask at work! Just pack a lunch with filling and energy-rich foods. A meat-based sandwich, a drink with calories, cheese stick, nuts or nut butter, yogurt, etc... |
Anonymous
| Wth. Do you think your parents were hand-wringing about what snacks to pack you in middle school as a teen/tween? Parents are nuts now. |
Anonymous
| Teach your kid that hunger isn't an emergency. Your kid shouldn't be eating in class or between classes -- they should be keeping their mask on. |
Anonymous
| Small packages of seaweed snacks |
Anonymous
We had two 15 minute breaks and went to school from 8 am to 1 pm. |
Anonymous
In MS? |
Anonymous
My son’s teachers allowed it when he was in ms, but my son rarely brought anything to snack on. I used to buy zbars or Lara bars so he could take them, but I quit buying them because he never took them. |
Anonymous
Definitely no nuts!! |
Anonymous
| Again, this seems super unlikely in the age of COVID . . . . |
Anonymous
Hunger can hinder learning. |