WARNING! Over 300 tasty Thanksgiving jokes for kids that have been known to cause excessive eye rolls and uncontrolled gas releases.
This joke book about Thanksgiving is filled from cover to cover with jokes that are festive, yummy, tasteful, in a silly way. Perfect gift idea for kids who like jokes or gifts for someone who likes Thanksgiving. Create a bonding experience through laughter that is ideal for little kids, bigger kids, silly grown ups, just about anybody who loves laughing at silly jokes.
Teacher and parent approved, only clean kid’s jokes when it comes to Thanksgiving books for kids because they’re appropriate for kids of any age.
The best Thanksgiving joke book contains:300 Thanksgiving jokes for kids that improve literacy knowledge and are easy to read.Fun, silly jokes that develop critical thinking and are teacher and parent approved.Hours of fun and entertainment that will tickle funny bones while encouraging kids to think quickly.Squeaky clean, family safe jokes for kids and wacky adults of all ages.Pages packed with goofy illustrations that help visualize these hilarious jokes.Jokes that help young kids develop their sense of humor, excellent for early and beginning readers to subtly educate them in an engaging manner.100 pages of clean Thanksgiving jokes that enhance social skills and boost children?s confidence!
Thanksgiving joke book for students that will have them giggling with laughter, available in paperback and e-book formats, click the buy now button!
Some tricks and treats from the biggest Thanksgiving joke book ever:
Q: Why did the butter keep telling Thanksgiving jokes?
A: He was on a roll.
Q: What do you call a turkey that’s got no feathers?
A: Thanksgiving dinner.
Q: What would a British person gain by eating a Thanksgiving meal?
A: Pounds.
Q: Why was pest control called to Thanksgiving dinner?
A: The house was full of aunts.
Q: Where did the broccoli go for a drink after Thanksgiving dinner?
A: The salad bar.
Q: How did the potato get to Thanksgiving dinner?
A: It took the gravy train.
Q: Why did the little girl have one Thanksgiving pie in each hand?
A: She wanted a balanced diet.
