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Kids' Silliest Riddles
Riddles and knock-knock jokes.
Joke & Riddle Ballyhoo
Beastie bloopers, fiddle-de-riddles, creepy critters, tongue twisters, and so much more! Filled with hundreds of jokes of every type, this hilarious compilation is sure to tickle the funny bone and have kids screaming with laughter for hours on end. What do you call a lazy kangaroo? A pouch potato. What should you wear when you go to the beach with a monster? Sunscream. What did the skeleton say to the doctor? "This will cost me an arm and a leg!" Give this riddle a try: I have many teeth but cant chew. What am I? (A comb.) How fast do happy bikers ride? Ten smiles per hour--and there are even more smiles than that in here.
Jumbo Alphabet Book
From the top-requested Stick Out Your Neck series, these beloved books feature reproducibles in Carson-Dellosa's classic art style along with a year's worth of the sound educational content teachers rely on. Plus, students will love the fun activities and stay engaged while practicing essential foundational skills!
Super Goofy Jokes
Did you hear about the cat who ate a ball of yarn? She had mittens! If laughter is truly the best medicine, then children of all ages are about to get a whole lot healthier. That's because these hundreds of jokes--divided into Games & Groans, Animal Crackers, Crazy Celebrations and other wacky categories--are the goofiest, most hilarious ever collected, and sure to get kids chuckling. Why would Snow White make the best judge? Why, because she's the fairest of them all, silly! Amusing line drawings add to the fun.
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No Cookies for Christmas
'¿¿No Cookies for Christmas'¿¿ is a charming, read-aloud story about a Christmas tradition that began long ago'¿¿in the shadowy ages before personal computers and the Internet were invented, before there were cell phones and video games. It was 1952, when Grandma and Grandpa sent a Christmas package to Joey, Denise and Peter. Its arrival in mid-December was the highlight of the grandchildren'¿¿s holiday. But in December 1952, it didn'¿¿t come! Now, it'¿¿s 2009, and Joey, Denise and Peter are all grown up. This is the story of Grandma'¿¿s Christmas package, as told by Denise to her own grandchildren, who always ask her to repeat the story about her childhood Christmas when there were '¿¿No Cookies for Christmas.'¿¿ If you enjoy family traditions and cooking with children, then this book is for you! Delicious cookie recipes are included.'¿¿It's entertaining, preserves a family tradition that might otherwise be lost, and is a gift that can't be found in any store'¿¿just like grandma's cookies.'¿¿'¿¿Jacqueline Horsfall, author of 15 children'¿¿s books, instructor for the Institute of Children's Literature and freelance editor.
Forthcoming Books
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