See how many knock knock jokes you can tell in a row. Write down your favorite jokes in a Joke Book. If you really love telling jokes, check out a book of jokes or riddles at the library and read it over Christmas break!
Telling jokes can build the Developmental Asset categories of Support, Empowerment, Commitment to Learning and Constructive Use of Time.
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