What do I take to a potluck, and do I leave my bowls there?!
Answers: My son came home with a note from his grade 1 teacher that she is hosting a potluck at 5:30pm on a school night. I'm not sure what to bring...I don't know his teacher very well at all, do I bring a dinner meal, a dessert etc? And how do I handle getting my dishes back?
For grade one and at suppertime; Haven't met a kid that didn't like mac & cheese or weiners & beans nothing with nuts or peanut butter or even high sugar content (one of my son's young friends is diabetic). It's a good idea for kids that it doesn't look too healthy even though it can still be very healthy. Kids like muffins and cheese. I find this unusual for a grade one teacher to be doing this, are parents invited? With so many working parents and/or others in the family to prepare for will many of the children actually go back to school at 5:30 as school is usually finished 3:30 - 4:00 and many are dependent on school buses. Has the school principal approved? Was a poll taken from the parents? 6 & 7 year olds are not usually adept in the kitchen themselves quite yet. Given that this is a go and you all agree to go back to school for this event and stay until it's over or arrange for transportation home in the dark, you can't go too far wrong with Pizza.
No dishes - add some paper towels and have fun.
Meatballs didn't occur to me and my sons love them too. Have a super time & Merry Christmas. Report It
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