For Elementary school teachers, figuring out who is having what for lunch is an important task each day.  It is sometimes a difficult process.
 

Ann Hein, a teacher associate, created the Fun Food Lunch Count Graph to help students and teachers alike.  Students see cards picturing the day's lunch choices as the walk in the room each morning. The students then place a wooden spoon with their name on it (a piece of Velcro is attached to the back) next to their lunch choice.  The teacher gets the lunch count quickly.

Along with being a good tool for preschool and elementary classes, the system also works well with ESL (English as a Second Language) students --- they can look at the picture and decide, they don't have to understand English.

Ann chose an 18-1/2 x 30 flat poly bags to package the Fun Food Lunch Count Graph.  The wooden spoons are packaged separately in a 7 x 8 Zippit bag.  The whole product is closed with a cardboard header.  Give Ann a call and order one for your child's classroom.

For each month's featured customer, Bags tries to showcase a customer who has used a unique approach to their packaging, and to share a little about their business with you.  Hopefully this provides a bit of insight to how other businesses select their packaging products and to how Bags can help you find the right packaging for your business.  Perhaps you can find a business similar to yours among the companies listed here.  We continually provide links (see right column) to the past year's selections ... but all our featured customers' pages are also available.  Contact one of our sales consultants for more information.

Bags Customer of the Month program started in June 1999.