250+ Kid-Friendly Jokes (Fun Stuff For Kids of All Ages! Book 1)

All are guaranteed to get your children listening, thinking, reading, loving, and living stories with comprehension, fluency, expression, and joy. Once Upon a Time pulls together a wealth of ideas, activities, and strategies for using folk and fairy tales, songs, chants, and nonsense rhymes. Also included in this handbook are the texts of 10 of Judy's favorite stories you can read today and tell tomorrow; a songbook of songs, chants, and nonsense rhymes; and a Reader's Theater script.

You'll also find annotated bibliographies: Once Upon a Time! The award highlights distinguished titles in the field of storytelling published for children and adults, and promotes the riches of storytelling to even wider audiences. Here is their citation about Judy's book: Included are booklists, how-to's, some full texts of tales, songs and stories in Reader's Theater format-a treasure trove for all! Ideal for both beginners and more experienced storytellers, this exhaustive primer includes everything adults need to start sharing the wonder of stories with children, from babies to tweens. The lively text imparts easy-to-follow guidelines and practical advice on how, when, where, and why to tell stories.

Getting Started with Stoytelling includes Chapter 1: Welcome to Storytelling, Chapter 2: Promoting Your Program, Chapter 3: Program Basics; and Chapter 4: Part Two includes Chapter 5: Around the World with Storytelling, Chapter 7: More Stories to Tell, and Chapter 8: Our Favorite Stories to Tell. Freeman, Judy, and Caroline Feller Bauer.

The Handbook for Storytellers. Chicago, American Library Association, In collaboration with Bauer, who died in , Judy Freeman has thoroughly revised, expanded, and split this classic into two separate works. A third of the book deals with the basics of planning, publicizing, and conducting a storytelling event. Detailed practical information ranges from sources for purchasing puppets and other objects to augment storytime activities, to advice on avoiding common performance pitfalls.

The other two-thirds highlight sources for stories. The subsequent chapter presents additional folk and fairy tales arranged by continent. A chapter titled "More Stories to Tell" is a grab bag of modern retellings and parodies of folk and fairy tales, literary tales, and biographical stories, plus a short section on crafting and telling family stories. Here, and throughout the book, Freeman has significantly updated the source lists, eliminated most out-of-print titles, and provided one-sentence annotations for all entries.

In addition, many illustrative stories are presented in their entirety, making this a handy first stop for anyone needing to quickly plan a story program. Although the book is aimed at beginning storytellers, even the most experienced tellers will be inspired and discover new sources because the handbook is brimming with ideas for engaging listeners through riveting tales, interactive play, props, and other techniques. Freeman writes in a fluent, conversational style, and the content is well organized, although the work would succeed better as a reference tool if its table of contents included the chapter subheadings.

There are many books available on the art of storytelling. For example, many libraries already own the fourth edition of Storytelling: Further, any academic institution that teaches storytelling to future librarians, K teachers, or performers would do well to acquire this book and its companion volume. Librarians, teachers, parents, and caregivers can energize storytimes and curricula with this informative and entertaining resource filled with engaging and creative ways to integrate storytelling and story-related materials into programs for children, ages birth No storytelling programmer will want to be without this expansive and instantly useful handbook.

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Interactive Storytelling includes Chapter 1: Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Looking for the perfect holiday gift for kids? How about a book that can make them laugh, encourage their imagination and improve their speaking skills at the same time?! In "Hilario's Books for Kids Vol. Tons of funny clean jokes about animals, school, holidays, monsters and other stuff that will make your kids laugh out loud for hours. Collection of mind-stretching interactive riddles illustrated that will teach them to think outside the box.

Collection of tongue-twisters will help to develop their verbal skills and improve their pronunciation. The perfect combination of fun and education! Read more Read less. English Similar books to 3-in Customers who bought this item also bought. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Seriously Silly Jokes for Kids: Joke Book for Boys and Girls ages Books for Kids I Shrunk My Best Friend! Product description Product Description Looking for the perfect holiday gift for kids?

Kindle Edition File Size: My children LOVE telling jokes. It is something that they really enjoy to do to my husband and I especially if they know that we simply won't be able to understand or "get" the joke. I think one of the main reasons we allow them to tell their jokes over and over again is to hear the precious laughter that ensues. The laughter of children is absolutely the best sound to our tired, old ears at the end of a long, hard day. She has several books on the market to purchase for our little ones so that they can enjoy getting one over on their parents.

Her latest proves to be just as good as her previous ones. This one is full of knock-knock jokes over pages worth of good, clean fun geared towards the ages of Jan 16, Erin rated it it was amazing. It doesn't suprise me in the least bit that both my five year old son and my seven and half year old daughter adore Lots of Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids by Whee Winn. When I was around years old, I would often be found checking out jokes books from the local library and choosing them to be in my lot of of books from the monthly book club my Mom ordered from.

It's fun to giggle and laugh but it's even better if you can make someone else do so too! This book offers readers over jokes which ar It doesn't suprise me in the least bit that both my five year old son and my seven and half year old daughter adore Lots of Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids by Whee Winn. What I like is that the jokes are clean!

There's no jokes on bodily functions that border on dirty, gross, or inappropriate! Be warned your child may do nothing but read this entire book in one day like my daughter did. I'd hear her laughing in the other room then she'd run out to share what she had just taken in. The jokes are silly, crazy, and can be be pretty corny! I'm sure my kids will be trying these out on all their friends and family members the next chance they get! No matter how corny or groan worthy a knock-knock joke is, I will always have a soft spot for it. Many years ago my youngest son was a struggling reader.

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This is devastating to a momma that thinks of reading like breathing. No matter what I did it just didn't seem to help.

And then along came our first knock-knock joke book. It was as if a light had come on. That little boy would follow all of us around reading us joke after joke. They never got old to him.

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He'd read the silly lines and then fall No matter how corny or groan worthy a knock-knock joke is, I will always have a soft spot for it. He'd read the silly lines and then fall to the floor in fits of laughter. His siblings would try hiding the book to no avail. He could sniff that thing out like chocolate. The jokes are corny and eye-rolling but your kids will love them.

Whether your kiddo is a struggling reader or not this book is sure to delight them. In my opinion no car trip would be complete without it. As a grandparent I say if it is driving you nuts just send them to granny's house. I can pretty much guarantee that she'll play along.

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And who knows the book may get left over there. Either way it is a great investment for the wonderful memories that you all will have years from now. I received a copy of this book to facilitate my review. Feb 09, Sally rated it it was amazing. Do you remember the days when you were a kid and those knock-knock jokes were the funniest thing in the world? Well Whee Winn has compiled a whole collection of knock-knock jokes just for kids.

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You know when they are published by Zondervan you can trust them to be safe for your kids to read! To top it off near the back there is a section jokes and riddles. What is not to love about watching your children having fun and laughter in their lives? I can truly attest to the side-splitting laughter fro Do you remember the days when you were a kid and those knock-knock jokes were the funniest thing in the world?

I can truly attest to the side-splitting laughter from this book. Recently my children and grandchild came to dinner. After dinner our grandchild certainly kept us entertained with this book of jokes. We laughed so hard we could hardly catch our breath. It certainly brought back lots of old memories, plus making new memories.