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4th Grade Jokes: Dad Jokes Guessing Game

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52 Funny Dad Jokes Guessing Game cover listing reading, spelling, inference and homonyms, with a stick-figure dad
Title page for the partner joke-guessing game
Notes for Use: print the rules and joke cards, cut each sheet in half, pair players, then discuss homophones afterward
Teacher setup, round-robin option and post-game talk
Game rules: two players take turns guessing letters of a joke's answer, darkening a stick-figure dad for each miss
Rules sheet to hand each pair before they play
Dad Jokes #1 and #2: students guess letters to spell answers to the five-toes and brown-and-sticky riddles, using hints
First two joke cards; cut apart and fold to hide
Dad Jokes #3 and #4: letter-guessing cards for the lazy-shoes and sneeze riddles, with hints pointing to a homonym pun
Joke cards on shoe puns for partner play
Dad Jokes #5 and #6: students spell out answers to the tennis-court girl and lawyers' work clothes riddles from hints
Wordplay cards for a pair of players
Dad Jokes #7 and #8: letter-guessing riddles about Forrest Gump's password and the greenest American presidents
Cards whose hints ask students to infer the pun
Dad Jokes #9 and #10: students guess letters for the moon haircut and monkeys sharing an Amazon account riddles
More cut-apart cards for the round-robin game
Dad Jokes #11 and #12: space-themed riddles about a solar system party and an astronaut's favorite computer part
Space pun cards; good for a science-day tie-in
Dad Jokes #13 and #14: homophone riddles about an illegally parked frog and a pirate dad's 80th birthday, with hints
Homophone cards to revisit in post-game talk
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52 Funny Dad Jokes Guessing Game

What's the FUNniest way for your kids to practice and improve their reading, spelling, and inferencing skills while focusing on the funny aspects of, homonyms, homophones and homographs? Play the Dad Jokes Guessing Game, of course!

This 31-page printable PDF package has all you need to play (except for 2 kids, a printer, a pencil and scissors):

  • A directions sheet for the kids to read and follow - the familiar hangman letter by letter guessing game format makes it easy to "get the hang" of the game

  • 52 favorite Dad jokes and riddles, printed 2 per page - you need the scissors to cut each page in half

While playing this simple hangman-style game (where nobody gets hanged, by the way!), kids get plenty of practice reading directions, jokes, hints and answers, as well as writing and spelling the answers letter by letter.

Each joke card includes the answer as well as hints that the sharp guesser (i.e. excellent inferencer) can use to infer the answer more quickly.

There's also a page of blank joke cards if you or the kids want to add even more of your own jokes and riddles.

The game is easy and fun to play and can be short or long, depending on how many joke cards are used.

Designed as a pairs activity, the game works well with a group divided into pairs and then playing in a round robin format. Store the directions and joke cards in a resealable bag or envelope, replenish the joke cards periodically, and add it to a literacy center and your personal collection of fun English language learning resources. Kids might even want to start their own joke and riddle collections.

Suggested grade level: 4th grade or higher

Common Core English Language Arts Standards: L4.4, L4.5, L4.1G, L5.5

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