Why did the book put on a jacket?
Reveal the punchline
Its cover felt chilly.
Why is it funny?
Some books really do wear a paper cover called a "jacket."
Clean school jokes about pencils, rulers, books and math class. Read them together or print lunchbox joke cards.
Why did the book put on a jacket?
Its cover felt chilly.
Some books really do wear a paper cover called a "jacket."
Why did the book put on a jacket?
Its cover felt chilly.
Some books really do wear a paper cover called a "jacket."
Why did the music teacher bring a ladder?
To reach the high notes.
Why were the two glue sticks best friends?
They always stuck together.
Glue makes things stick. Friends who "stick together" stay close and help each other.
What is an eraser's favorite magic trick?
Making mistakes disappear.
Why did the math book need a break?
It had too many problems.
Math books are full of problems to solve. "Problems" can also mean worries or troubles.
Who is in charge of the pencil case?
The ruler.
A ruler is the measuring stick in a pencil case. A ruler is also a person in charge of a whole country, like a king or a queen.
What did the teacher say to the sharpened pencil?
You're looking sharp!
A sharpened pencil has a sharp point. "Looking sharp" also means looking neat and smart.
Why did the pencil raise its hand?
It had a point to make.
A pencil has a sharp point. "Having a point to make" also means having an idea you want to share, which is why people raise their hands in class.
How did the paper airplane finish its art project?
With flying colors.
Finishing "with flying colors" means doing something really well. A paper airplane flies, and an art project is full of colors.
What did the computer ask for at snack time?
A small byte.
Computers keep information in tiny pieces called "bytes." "Byte" sounds just like "bite," a small mouthful of food.
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