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Stuff To Make:

1) a chicken wrap with a side of fruit snacks

2)pasta and some breadsticks

3)a burger? with chicken salad inside

4)a salad with a go-gurt tube

5)nachos

With cooler weather coming, soups, stews and casseroles are good to take in a thermos. If that's too tricky, wraps are excellent and they're a good way to sneak in extra veggies like shredded carrot. Salads work if you pack the dressing separately. Pasta is a good stand-by; it's easy to make and it's satisfying.

What about just making sandwiches on buns? I know I'd rather have a bun than bread when it comes to lunch. Bread is so boring.

Perhaps pizza, or you can make a wrap instead of a sandwich. Or you can seperately back the ingredients for nachos and let him build them for lunch, that might be fun. There is always lunchable, however I don't think they are very healthy. Also salad is great, but you'd have worry about keeping it fresh. Last but not least how about going old school and sending soup?

A good lunch for your son to take to school is some soup or pizza, or you could even try a "Lunchable", a apple, and some juicy juicy. And one sweet treat. Don't pack to many sweet stuff.....bad for the body.

Make a sandwich in a wrap.

Burrito

Carrots and celery sticks

Apple

Granola bars

Pudding cup

Jello cup

Spaghetti in a thermos

You can give him pasta or mac and cheese. Pizza (if he'll eat it room temperature), peanut butter crackers. My son likes all these things and it gets away from the same ole', same ole' sandwiches.

Cheese and crackers/peanut butter. Plus an apple or an orange.

Ask your son what he would like to take to school to eat for lunch.

Whole wheat pasta and tomato sauce is what I bring to work a lot. It's very healthy, and easy to make.

you didnt say how old he is but if hes sick of sandwiches i assume his teens.finger food is good @any age,cut vegies and dip,chicken legs,homemade pizza pops,spring rolls,chinese food from any deli