14 Simple and Creative Lunches Just in Time For Class to Start

If your little one loves to eat ramen at home, they'll love this quick and easy do-it-yourself ramen recipe.

Instead of a sandwich, wrap turkey or roast beef around pieces of string cheese. These little bites will make for fun finger food your kids will love come lunchtime. Source: Instagram user sodamndomestic

Does your little one love mac and cheese? This cauliflower mac is a delicious lunch treat everyone will gobble up.

Kid-friendly sushi is a great way to convince your kids to chow down on a mix of healthy veggies.

A simple batch of homemade hot pockets can fuel a number lunches. Simply make a batch, freeze 'em, and heat them individually before packing them each morning!

Skip a typical bagel, and whip up a healthy and yummy smoked salmon and cream cheese quesadilla. Feel free to sub in more traditional meat and cheese options for picky eaters too.

No kid will resist eating veggies if they are mixed into a delicious batch of egg fried rice.

Kids will love the chance to make lunch fun with this dipping mashup. If nut butters aren't allowed at school, swap for yogurt or hummus instead. Source: Instagram user followinginmyshoes

This quick and simple beef stir-fry is an all-in-one lunch that is an easy way to sneak in extra veggies for your little one.

Your ordinary wrap can easily be transformed into a fun piece of "sushi" with a little imagination. These meat and veggie wraps are cut into small pieces and packed with chopsticks to easily transform into "sushi"!

If you like packing leftovers, this chicken spaghetti casserole is a kid-friendly pick.

Meat and veggie skewers are a playful swap for a typical sandwich. You can also swap savory bites for sweet fruits instead; just make sure the kids are old enough to handle the small skewers. Source: Instagram user nourish_and_move

Use leftovers to throw together these turkey and cheese tacos with a little bit of avocado or mild salsa. Or, if it isn't too messy, pack ingredients and let your chef-in-the-making assemble the tacos on their own.

Pull out a Thermos and fill it up with these baked orange chicken meatballs. They're a fun alternative to traditional Italian meatballs, and they're guaranteed to be gobbled up!