Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 16:31     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
This Ferrero Rocher brussel sprout is pretty next level:

https://twitter.com/mcjude/status/1077504626331656192?lang=en
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 16:30     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
Why don't you tell them there's no school but...hahaha April Fools! now get your bottom to school
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 15:36     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
put broccoli on a stick and wrap it with a lollipop wrapper
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 15:29     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
I've frozen their cereal (milk and cereal in bowl), put jello in a cup as "juice", halved a cake donut with vanilla pudding and told them it was a bagel and cream cheese (a delightful prank), and served mini gummy pizza / hotdogs as dinner.
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 14:46     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
.... so far, these look pretty innocuous. But I'm not a fan of pranks. It's a slippery slope. There is an uneven power dynamic at play.
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 13:25     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikespohr/genius-april-fools-day-pranks-your-kids-will-totally-fall?utm_term=.cqPwPl7RR#.cjQxPGayy
Anonymous
Post 03/25/2019 13:13     Subject: Help me with April Fool's Day
One I thought was hilarious was to have a doughnut box on the table but when you open it, it's a veggie & hummus tray (or whatever else you would choose to use).

Another was an item that looked just like a chocolate cupcake with vanilla frosting, but it was actually meatloaf with mashed potato piped on top. I'm not sure how well that would travel for a lunch box, but it was pretty cute