I am a bad joke teller.
But I love a good joke. Here are
a few kid-friendly jokes that made me smile today.
Q: What did the dad buffalo say to his
son on the first day of school?
A: Bison
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Q: Why did the calf cross the road?
A: To get to the udder side.
A: To get to the udder side.
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Mother:
"Come on, Victor, you have to get out of bed or you'll be late for
school."
Victor: "Mom, do I have to? All the teachers hate me, and all the students hate me, too."
Mother: "Yes, you do."
Victor: "Give me one good reason."
Mother: "Because you're 34 years old, and you're the principal."
Victor: "Mom, do I have to? All the teachers hate me, and all the students hate me, too."
Mother: "Yes, you do."
Victor: "Give me one good reason."
Mother: "Because you're 34 years old, and you're the principal."
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Q: Why are
fish so smart?
A: Because they live in schools.
A: Because they live in schools.
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Q.
What do you call a sheep that is covered in chocolate?
A.
A Hershey baaaaaar
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Children
love to tell jokes. Jokes are a good
bridge to storytelling. And story
telling is a great bridge to writing. So
tell a joke today and hear a joke today.
And laugh.
PLAY-TITUDE #25: Tell a joke and laugh.
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Thanks for the smile! My husband does puns all of the time. I really admire someone who can just whip off a play on words like that. I liked your jokes...some reminded me of what my husband would like...but the one about the principal not wanting to go to school...well, that one was really funny. Jackie http://familytrove.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kid friendly jokes. I am really bad at telling jokes because I can't remember them.
ReplyDeleteI love short jokes! My young students love telling them! The fish joke got me!
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