Rebus Puzzle Lunchbox Notes

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Transform lunchtime into a puzzle-solving adventure with Rebus riddle lunchbox notes! These playful brain teasers use a combination of words, letters and pictures as clues to a well-known word or phrase inspire critical thinking, spark joy, and make every meal a delightful experience for kids and adults alike. Perfect for adding a dash of fun to your packed lunches while boosting problem-solving skills!

Red soft side lunch pail and orange drink on a dark wood table with printed rebus word puzzle cards

As a kid my favorite part of the old Highlights for Children magazine was the Rebus story. Some of them had the word beside the picture. But I really loved the ones that didn’t because that meant there was a puzzle to solve!

Decades later when our kids were little I came across a whole book of Rebus puzzles. Our kids loved the fun visual clues to words and phrases they were already familiar with. It was like seeing them in a whole new way!

Rebus Word Puzzle Lunchbox Notes – Word Play and Word Games on the Go

So here are some imaginative Rebus puzzles that your kids can share with friends at lunch. The more working on them, the merrier.

Introducing Your Kiddos to Rebus Puzzles

Before you introduce these to your kids, it may be worthwhile to give your kids a little ‘how-to’. Our kids are so smart though, they may not even need the instructions. But since Rebuses may be new to them simple tell them to look at the way things are written, the number of times, sizes and how things are arranged to try to figure out the puzzle.

You could use one or two of the notes below as examples to show your kids how some of the puzzles work:

Print out the same number of copies as people you’re packing lunches for so that everyone gets the same note on the same day.

Two pages, totaling 16 word puzzles with an answer key. Or let your kids create their own. How fun would that be?

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