Great Kid Jokes!

Silly Puns

1. Why did the chicken cross the playground?
  -To get to the other slide.
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2. What do you call a pig that knows karate? 
  – A pork chop!
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3. Why do bees have sticky hair?
  -Because they use honeycombs.
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4. Why was the man running around his bed?
  -He wanted to catch up on his sleep.
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5. What does a robot frog say?
  -Rib-bot. (Said in your best robot voice)
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6. Why is 6 afraid of 7?
  -Because 7 8 9!
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7. What’s black and white, black and white, black and white?
  -A penguin rolling down a hill!
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8. Why do cows wear bells?
  -Because their horns don’t work!
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9. What does a snail say when it’s riding on a turtle’s back?
  -Weeeee!!
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10. How did the barber win the race? 
  -He knew a short cut.
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Knock Knock Jokes

11. Knock, knock.  
  -Who’s there?
Boo.
  –Boo who?
Please don’t cry. It’s only a joke.
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12. Knock, knock.
  –Who’s there?
Nobody.
  –Nobody who?
(Stay silent)
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13. Knock, knock.
  –Who’s there?
Interrupting cow.
  –Interrupting c..
MOO!!!
(Can be used with any animal. Just interrupt the other person with the corresponding animal noise!)
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14. Knock, knock.
  –Who’s there?
Cows say.
  –Cows say who?
No silly, cows say moo!
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15. Knock, knock.
  -Who’s there?
Owls say.
  –Owls say who?
Yep.
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16. Knock, knock.
  –Who’s there?
Tank.
  –Tank who?
You’re welcome!
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17. Knock, knock.
  –Who’s there?
Little old lady.
  –Little old lady who?
I didn’t know you could yodel!
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More Kid-Tested Jokes

18. What is brown and sticky?
A stick!

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19. Why did half a chicken cross the road?
– To get to his other side!

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20. What’s mom and dad’s favorite ride at a fair?
– A married-go-round!

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21. Where do cows go on Friday night?
– To the MOOOvie theater.

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22. What did zero say to eight?
– Nice belt!

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23. Where do sheep get their wool cut?
– At the BAAAbars!

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24. Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
Banana.
Banana who?
Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
Banana
Banana who?
Knock, knock.
– Who’s there?
Orange.
Orange who?
Orange you glad I didn’t say banana again?

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25. Where did the king keep his armies?
– In his sleevies!

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26. Where do library books like to sleep?
– Under their covers!

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27. Why can’t a bicycle stand up by itself?
– Because it’s two-tired!

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28. Knock, knock.
– Who’s there?
Yourself.
– Yourself who?
Your cell phone’s ringing you better answer it.

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29. How do you make a tissue dance?
– Put a little boogie in it.

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30. Knock, knock.
– Who’s there?
Smell mop.
– Smell mop who?

Letter Sounds (free worksheets!)

I saw this kind of worksheet in a kindergarten classroom recently and decided I could make my own. It’s always helpful to connect visuals with sounds when learning letter sounds.

Do I Have to Read 20 Minutes Each Night!? Yes. And Here’s Why…

By the end of 6th grade, a student who reads 20 minutes each night will have read the equivalent of 60 whole school days. By the end of 6th grade, a student who reads 5 minutes each night will have read the equivalent of only 12 whole school days. Which do you think will have a better vocabulary? Which do you expect will be more successful in life?

Click to see the handout: reading 20 min each night

Halloween Craft: Paper Bag Pumpkins for Younger Grades

Pumpkins are so iconic of Halloween that you can’t help trying to squeeze them into your lessons whenever you can. This kindergarten teacher had the students sponge paint paper bags orange, stuff them with newspaper and make a pumpkin patch on their bulletin board. For older (yet still young) kids, you could write adjectives that describe pumpkins on the bag after it’s painted to integrate some language study.

Halloween Art Project: Picasso’s Frankenstein

When I saw this the other day in a third grade classroom, I just had to snap a photo. What a cute idea to make a Frankenstein in the style of Pablo Picasso! After looking at examples of Picasso’s work, students used construction paper, scissors and glue to create their own version of Frankenstein. Awesome!

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How To Carve a Pumpkin: Halloween Writing Project

This one’s a fun Halloween writing project… We talked about transition words first, and then specifically sequencing words. Then each student wrote about the steps to carving a pumpkin. Then students made the classic construction paper jack-o-lantern during art time to go with the finished writing project. Simple, yet festive!

Here’s a page for this idea (but smaller and less time consuming if you have kids just draw a pumpkin). Click here for the PDF: How to carve a pumpkin PDF

How to carve a pumpkin

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Dear Mr. Scarecrow: Halloween Writing Project

I recently saw this fun Halloween writing project. Students were to write a letter to Mr. Scarecrow from the view of a pumpkin who never gets chosen when kids come to pick out their pumpkins. Some students wrote about bribing the scarecrow to help them get chosen and others simply wrote a letter of lamentation. Hilarious! This class used a pattern for their scarecrows, but you could easily have students draw their own Mr. Scarecrow on white paper instead. Love it!

Halloween Math Fact Coloring Page

This fun Halloween coloring page uses simple addition, subtraction and multiplication. Depending on the answer of the math question, they color each section of the picture a different color. Click here for the printable PDF: Halloween math fact coloring page  Happy Halloween!

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