Clever Lunchbox Puzzles: Fun Tear-Outs to Pack with Your Sandwiches

by Steve Ryan

This full-color follow-up to the popular Lunchbox Puzzles cooks up another serving of entertainment, challenges, and kid-pleasing fun facts. As before, the book comes shaped like a lunchbox, with perforated pages that parents can easily tear out and pack along with the lunch. It's like sending a little love with the meal each day: children will look forward to solving the puzzles (there's a helpful hint if they get stumped), giggling at the amusing...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 140271386X
• ISBN13: 9781402713866
• Release Date: November 2005
• Publisher: Sterling
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.2"
• Age Range: 7 to 9 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 4

Customer Reviews

Lots of fun

My daughter loves getting these in her lunchbox. She and her friends work together to solve them. They are a great product!

FABULOUS! Please make more.

My daughter LOVES these puzzles. I've been putting them in her lunch (not every day) since first grade and she thinks they are great. I plan to use the few remaining puzzles this year, now that she is in third grade, and I'm buying another book to use for her 5yo sister. These puzzles are easy to use--just tear out and write a little note on them. Each page has a puzzle on the front (e.g., a rebus, or a cartoon that depicts a word or phrase in a funny way), and a puzzle hint + trivia fact on the back. After school, I ask my daughter if she figured out that day's puzzle. If she didn't, we can figure it out together. She had trouble with some of them when she was 6, but when she was 7 she figured out almost all of them. I also bought Library Lunch stories & they were a bit too advanced, and Hugs in a Lunchbox which were good but often religious & not funny. Clever Lunchbox Puzzles were my daughter's favorite. Why don't more companies make these tear-out books for lunchboxes? I'd buy more if I could find more.

Fun for kids!

These tear outs are perfect to add to lunch boxes. My daughter(7 yrs. old) loves the jokes and puzzles. She and her friends try to solve them together. I like that she is exercising her brain and having fun at the same time.