ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House CHRISTMAS JOKES FOR KIDS with Blake, Callie, and Book Buddies! Part 2
Welcome, friends! Blake, Callie, and our book buddies are here to share some funny Christmas jokes with you. Are you ready to laugh and have fun? Let’s get started!
Blake asked Rainbow Fish, “Hey, Rainbow Fish, do you want to hear a joke?”
Rainbow Fish replied, “Oh yeah, sure! What is Santa’s favorite candy?”
Blake giggled and said, “Oh, there are so many to choose from! Jolly Ranchers!”
Callie asked Blake, “Hey there, Blake! Would you like to hear a joke?”
Blake said, “Okay! What did the soccer announcer who made the naughty list get from Santa Claus?”
Callie thought for a moment and said, “Oh, that’s too bad he got on the naughty list. I don’t know, what did he get?”
Blake laughed and answered, “Coooold!”
Callie asked, “Do you want to hear another joke?”
Blake replied, “Oh yeah! What is Santa’s favorite fruit?”
Callie thought and said, “Hmm, I don’t know.”
Blake smiled and said, “Sugarplums!”
Callie laughed, “Oh, sugar plums! That’s so funny!”
Wasn’t that fun? Jokes are a great way to make us smile and learn new things. You can try making up your own jokes too! Remember, laughter is the best gift you can share with your friends and family. Happy holidays!
Create Your Own Joke Book: Gather some paper and crayons. Encourage the children to think of their own funny Christmas jokes. They can draw pictures to go along with their jokes and create a little book. Ask them to share their jokes with the class or their family. This activity helps them understand humor and creativity.
Joke Detective: Go on a “joke hunt” around the classroom or at home. Find objects or pictures related to Christmas, like a Santa hat or a candy cane. Ask the children to come up with a joke about each item. For example, “What do you call a snowman with a six-pack? An abdominal snowman!” This encourages them to observe and think creatively about everyday objects.
Joke Sharing Circle: Sit in a circle and take turns telling jokes. After each joke, ask the children why they think the joke is funny. Discuss how jokes can make us feel happy and why sharing laughter is important. This helps them understand the social aspect of humor and how it can bring people together.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Blake, Calli, and our book buddies have a few more Christmas jokes for you.
“Hey, Rainbow Fish, do you want to hear a joke?”
“Oh yeah, sure! What is Santa’s favorite candy?”
“Oh, there are so many to choose from! Jolly Ranchers!”
“Hey there, Blake! Would you like to hear a joke?”
“Okay! What did the soccer announcer who made the naughty list get from Santa Claus?”
“Oh, that’s too bad he got on the naughty list. I don’t know, what did he get?”
“Coooold!”
“Do you want to hear another joke?”
“Oh yeah! What is Santa’s favorite fruit?”
“Hmm, I don’t know.”
“Sugarplums!”
“Oh, sugar plums! That’s so funny!”
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This version maintains the playful spirit of the original while removing any potential issues.
