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Cheese Lasagna Rollup

Olives

Green Beans

Peaches

Popcorn Chicken

& Sun Chips

Carrot Coins

Corn

Mixed Fruit

Hamburger

Shredded Lettuce

Pickles

Strawberries

Carnitas Soft Taco

Shredded Lettuce & Cheese

Pinto Beans

Pico de Gallo

Orange Slices

Iron Man Chef Salad

w/ Croutons

Cucumber Coins

Kidney Beans

Blueberries

Chocolate Chip Cookie

Pizza Dippers

w/ Marinara Sauce

Celery Sticks

Cauliflower

Tangelos

Breaded Drumstick

& Cheesy Cornbread

Mashed Potatoes

Peas

Peaches

Bean & Cheese Burrito

Jalapeños and Carrots

Olives

Apricots

Chicken & Waffles

Power Salad

Blueberries

Strawberries

Chinese Chicken Salad

w/ Wonton Strips

Edamame

Jicama Sticks

Mandarin Oranges

Fortune Cookie

Mac & Cheese

Power Salad

Cauliflower

Blueberries

Chicken Nuggets

& Sun Chips

Corn

Sugar Snap Peas

Jumbo Chicken Corn Dog

Power Salad

Peas

Strawberries

Teriyaki Chicken & Brown Rice

Edamame

Red Bell Pepper Strips

Orange Slices

Chef’s Choice

Cheese Pizza

Jalapeños

Sliced Olives

Pineapple

Additional entrée served daily: Yogurt & Granola , ● Additional Fruits and/or Vegetables served daily: X-Ray Vision Carrots ●

Also served daily: Juice (100% Juice), 1% White Milk or Non-fat Chocolate Milk

April 2018 Vegetarian Option

Locally Sourced Product

Gluten Free

Contains Pork

Student Price: $2.50 Prepay for

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Grape or Chocolate Filled Crescent

Cinnamon Toasters Cereal

w/ String Cheese

Apricots

Chicken Sausage Biscuit

Yogurt & Granola

Blueberries

Turkey Sausage Breakfast Pizza

Cinnamon Toasters Cereal

w/ String Cheese

Peaches

Egg & Turkey Sausage Burrito

Yogurt & Granola

Pears

Cinnamon Roll

Cinnamon Toasters Cereal

w/ String Cheese

Mixed Fruit

Also served daily: Applesauce, Juice (100% Juice), 1% White Milk or Non-fat Chocolate Milk (our milk & yogurt are GMO & rBST-free)

Breakfast is served at Temecula Elementary School, Vail Elementary School, Red Hawk Elementary School, and Nicolas Valley Elementary School Price: $1.50

Vegetarian Option Breakfast

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When your child bursts through the

door after school activities, they’re probably hungry.

Try these tips for healthy snacks that will give him/

her the energy they need to play and do homework.

Stock the Kitchen

Whatever is in the house is what your youngster will

eat—so shop with that in mind. Get interesting fruits

and vegetables in different colors. Let your kiddo get

creative. He/she can make kebabs by threading fruit

and cheese cubes onto toothpicks. Stock popcorn to

air pop (rather than getting less healthy microwave

popcorn). Let your youngster dip vegetables into

healthy dips, for example, celery and peanut butter

or carrots and hummus. Another

yummy veggie snack idea is to

steam broccoli and melt a low-fat

cheese over it (just be careful not

to add too much cheese!)

Find these words from the Snack Attack

nutrition tips on the left

BROCCOLI ● CHEESE ● FRUITS ●

PEANUT BUTTER ● PLAY ●

POPCORN ● VEGETABLES

P L T T S R B V E E F Z E W K R A Y R R L E A B N H U S B L Y C U C I B A L H Z T K T D T E G T B S S T E D E M U K L S G S U I T A E G E R L W T Z B E V O Y Q E P O P C O R N R W S C Y A L P L Q O K V M Y P C R G W K G E H B W V V L H M O