Phone-Free Lunch & Recess Kit (Grades 4–12)
$19.00
Print-ready puzzles, card games, lunch-club starters and debate cards for schools going phone-free under AB 3216. Every page tagged to a California standard.
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Details
This phone-free lunch and recess kit gives grades 4–12 school staff 29 printable pages of puzzles, card games and conversation starters for screen-free lunch and recess, with answer keys.
What you get: 29 printable pages for grades 4–12, with answer keys. US Letter PDF. Instant download after checkout; nothing is shipped.
Every California district had to adopt a policy limiting student smartphones by July 1, 2026 (AB 3216, the Phone-Free Schools Act). Students who used to scroll at lunch now need easy, low-pressure things to do. This kit gives lunch supervisors, librarians, ASB and after-school staff a ready-to-print set of puzzles, games and conversation starters, with no screens and no prep beyond the copier.
What's inside (29 pages)
- Staff guide: running a phone-free lunch in 3 stations
- 8 lunch-club starter cards
- 6 Sudoku, 4 academic word searches, 6 cryptograms, 5 word ladders
- 16 cards for The 24 Game, plus Math War and Make the Biggest
- Rules for 5 card games and 4 pencil-and-paper games, Hidden Ships grids
- 24 table-talk cards and 24 would-you-rather debate cards
- Draw it! challenge sheet
- Full answer keys and a California standards map
California standards
Each activity is tagged to CA Common Core math, the Standards for Mathematical Practice (MP.1, MP.7), CA ELA (L.6.6, L.6.2b, SL.6.1, W.6.1) or the CA Arts Standards (VA:Cr1.1), shown at the bottom of each page.
License
Classroom use included with every license option.
Classroom: one teacher or one lunch program. School: unlimited copies for every staff member at one school. District: the same rights for every school in the district. Purchase orders and W-9: shopcreatorsupplyco@gmail.com. Digital download; no physical product.
Funding fit: Schools often use Title I/SPSA or LCFF funds for resources like this; your district decides.