21 Spooky Halloween Snacks to Pack in Your Little One's Lunchbox This October

Thin pretzel sticks and string cheese are all you need to make these seriously cute witch brooms.

Using apple slices, raisins, peanuts, and peanut butter, make your little one these monster teeth snacks.

Using clementines or oranges as a base, draw jack-o'-lantern faces on the peel with a pen.

Make your own Halloween Chex mix by adding a few holiday treats — like candy corn! — to the premade mix.

Build one of these pudding cups in a container to be sealed until lunch time!

This supereasy fruit cup DIY will take less than a minute to achieve, but will make your kiddo feel super festive when they open their lunch.

Vampires, monsters, and mummies, oh my! Whip up your favorite sugar cookie recipe and decorate the monster cookies with your kids the night before Halloween special for their school lunch.

If your kiddo likes little bites, these creepy crawly spider peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are the perfect size for little mouths.

Using your favorite Rice Krispies treat recipe and a ghost cookie cutter, you could serve these spooky treats with or without frosting and mini chocolate chip eyes.

These adorable pretzel mummies can be covered in white chocolate or frosting or, for a healthier option, yogurt.

Using fresh orange and yellow fruits and a dollop of whipped cream or yogurt, these fruit parfaits can be kept in a clear container so your little one has a healthy candy-corn-inspired treat to eat for lunch!

Make your family's go-to oatmeal recipe in mini muffin tins and add frosting spider webs up top for a festive snack.

Spruce up some typical peanut butter cookies — or any other kind! — with Halloween candy corn baked in.

You can serve them up a sealed pudding cup with sticker googly eyes, or go the extra mile and pile their pudding into a container with these Nilla Wafer and mini Oreo eyes on top.

If your child's palate is a bit more adventurous, whip up some of these deviled eggs and plop a stuffed green olive in the yolk to make creepy eyeball eggs.

Using homemade or prepackaged Rice Krispies treats, dip them into white chocolate and pipe some "wrappings" on with frosting to make mummy treats.

Halve Oreos and decorate with lifesaver gummies and red frosting to make these monster eyeball cookies.

This creepy snack of cheesy breadstick bones goes perfectly with a small cup of marinara sauce to dip in.

Using a toothpick, slide a few grapes on and give the healthy creepy crawlies frosting and mini chocolate chip eyes.

These adorable cookies add a spooky flair to an already-sweet treat.

This healthy granola treat can be served up not just on Halloween but all Fall long!