School lunches...ahhhhh

So I this is the first year that I have a kiddo in school full time (cheer/sob). That means he has to have lunch packed every.darn.day. I don't have a ton against school lunches, but my guy refuses to eat most of what is served and, therefore, I get the pleasure of making him (and sometimes his baby sister who's PDO doesn't provide lunch) a bag of food 5 days a week. I started to panic thinking that my non-sandwich eating, salad hating, cheese loving 5 year old was destined to a lunchbox full of cheese sticks and a water bottle, so I started brainstorming like a month ago and here is the short and simple list of acceptably healthy lunches that I will get on a rotation. THANK YOU Thermos hot food containers and very slim ice packs :)

*NOTE: this is based on my son's own tastes...I know there are foods that are obviously absent :)

Mains:

• Turkey Roll Ups (just a slice of turkey rolled into a "tube"...for some reason my guy won't eat a flat piece of turkey but roll it up, and it's a completely different food...argh)
• Oatmeal with blueberries and a touch of local honey
• Black beans with cheese and a bit of sour cream (from night before Tacos)
• Mac and cheese with peas
• Apples with peanut butter
• Meat balls with BBQ sauce 
• Left over spaghetti and meatballs
• Greek yogurt with granola
• Clif bar or something like that in an emergency 
• String cheese with turkey pepperoni and popcorn

Veggies:

• Peas
• Green beans
• Carrots
• Peppers

Fruit: 

• Apple
• Blueberries
• Strawberries

Sides/Snacks (we have to provide a snack every day....so here's what I was thinking:

• Snapea Snacks (Trader Joe's also has "Inner Peas"
• Chips and Salsa
• Granola bar
• Apple sauce
• Peanut butter crackers
• Craisins
• Lara Bar
• Yogurt

I think if I keep it simple enough, I'll be able to get into a routine and it won't be such a big deal every night to pack it up and have it ready in the morning (except for the hot stuff which I will just warm up before school)....easy peasy, right?