Rhyming tales, joke books, nursery rhymes, and fairy tales are ideal texts for the introduction to Reader’s Theater. It involves children in oral reading through reading parts in scripts. Reader’s Theater is a strategy for developing reading fluency. 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.
Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Doris.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. Honeybee who? Honeybee a dear and open the door, please. A herd who? A herd you were home, so I came over. Knock! Knock! Who’s there? You didn’t remember me! Will you remember me in a minute? Yes. Ho, ho who? You know, your Santa impression could use a little work. Mikey who? Mikey doesn’t fit in the keyhole. Cash who? No thanks, but I’d love some peanuts. Theodore who? Theodore wasn’t open, so I knocked. Will who? Will you just open the door already? Annie who? Annie way you can let me in now? Armageddon who? Armageddon a little bored. Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Armageddon. Wendy who? Wendy bell works again I won't have to knock anymore. Alex who? Alex-plain when you open the door. Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Somebody too short to ring the doorbell. Knock! Knock! Who's there? Dozen.Dozen who? Dozen anyone want to let me in?. Justin who? Justin the neighborhood and thought I’d come over. Noah who? Noah good place we can go get lunch? Haven who? Haven you heard enough of these knock-knock jokes? Water who? Water you doing? Just open the door! Figs who? Figs the doorbell, it's broken. Orange who? Orange you gonna open the door? Lettuce who? Lettuce in and you'll find out. Mustache who? I mustache you a question, but I’ll shave it for later. Knock! Knock! Who's there? No one.No one who? *Remains silent*. A little old lady who? Wow, I didn’t know you could yodel! K nock! Knock! Who’s there? A little old lady. A broken pencil who? Never mind, it’s pointless. Knock! Knock! Who’s there? A broken pencil. Wooden shoe who? Wooden shoe like to hear another joke? Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Wooden shoe. Butter who? Butter be quick, I have to go to the bathroom. Wooden shoe who? Wooden shoe like to know. Knock! Knock! Who's there? Wooden shoe. Luke who? Luke through the the peep hole and find out. Broccoli who? Broccoli doesn’t have a last name, silly. Knock! Knock! Who's There? The interrupting sheep. And then after you've enjoyed all theses punny bits of tomfoolery, you can check out Hilariously Funny Jokes to Tickle You and Your Family's Funny Bones for more winning wisecracks. Or, you can save them up for holiday table, or for trips in the car. So, why not start a new tradition and begin each morning with a knock-knock joke? Laughter is, after all, a great way to start the day. You can go ahead and teach them to the littles, too-because they're so short they're pretty easy to remember and re-tell. That's why we're found the following 55 that are pretty much guaranteed to make you, and everybody else around you, chuckle. #CORNY KNOCK KNOCK JOKES CRACK#
So whether you're looking for some dad jokes or mom jokes to share with the kiddos, or a young'un who wants a great joke for kids to crack up your classmates, knock-knock jokes fill the bill. That, and they're good for all ages, since they're also mostly clean rather than risqué. Who doesn't love good, goofy knock-knock jokes? Sure, they're usually seriously silly, but that's part of why they're so fun.
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