The silly jokes below are good fun to tell on road trips and planes.

Is there an owl in here? Place Knock-Knock Jokes Some bunny has been eating all my carrots! Interrupting cow (you yell MOOOOOO before they can say, “who?”). Owls are featured in many animal jokes, thanks to their “who” sounds.Īlpaca the trunk, you a-pack-a the suitcase!Ĭhick your stove, I can smell it burning! Little kids may enjoy envisioning the animals below knocking on the front door and delivering punchlines good for some laughs. Will you let me in? It’s freezing out here! Animal Knock-Knock Jokes Wendy bell works again, I won’t have to knock. Justin the neighborhood and thought I’d stop by. Joking around with you is one of my favorite things to do! Name Knock-Knock Jokesĭoes anyone in your family have a name on this list? Maybe your kids have a classmate at school they can share one of these jokes with? How fun to have a joke with your name in it!Īl give you a high five if you open this door!Īnnie thing you can do I can better! (bonus points if you sing this line)Įxactly how many Billy Bob Joe Pennies do you know? Children can definitely relate to ice cream!īefore I get cold, you’d better let me in!īroccoli doesn’t have a last name, silly.īutter be quick. A child needs to feel competent to have the confidence to risk silliness.We all have a relationship to food, so these jokes are easy for really young kids like toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten age to understand and retell like a pro comedian. Children’s humor reflects their growing knowledge of how things are normally done, their newly acquired language skills, and their developing understanding of social and emotional issues. The pleasure of humor comes largely from the feeling of mastery. Laughing at a joke, or a funny situation, stimulates the brain’s reward system, activating motivation and long-term memory. Reading aloud from a script is a fun and motivating approach to instruction in fluency and expression, while allowing students to make predictions and observations about characters, setting, and plot. Rhyming tales, joke books, nursery rhymes, and fairy tales are ideal texts for the introduction to Reader’s Theater.

Reader’s Theater involves children in oral reading through reading parts in scripts.

It’s an expression of freedom! Using humor allows children to relax and even deviate from the rules in a safe manner. Young children love laughing at silly jokes. Danny and Norman’s Favorite Knock Knock Jokes is an I leveled reader.

Danny and Norman’s Favorite Knock Knock Jokes reunites some of our favorite canine friends from other Danny books as Danny and Norman take turns telling their favorite silly knock knock jokes.

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