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25 Funny Fifth Grade Jokes to Start The Day

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2022
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Are your fifth graders in need of a great laugh? Why not lighten things up with something from this list of 25 fifth-grade jokes to bring a little humor to the classroom?  

How does a vampire start a letter?

Tomb it may concern …

What do you call a droid that takes the long way around?

R2 detour.

How do you stop an astronaut’s baby from crying?

You rocket!

What did the limestone say to the geologist?

Don’t take me for granite!

What do you think of that new diner on the moon?

Food was great, but there really wasn’t much atmosphere.

Why did the dinosaur cross the road?

Because the chicken wasn’t born yet.

What kind of award did the dentist receive?

A little plaque.

What dinosaur had the best vocabulary? 

The thesaurus.

How do pickles enjoy a day out?

They relish it.

What part of the fish weighs the most? 

The scales. 

Why didn’t the koala bear get the job?

They said she was over-koala-fied.

Who was that owl who did all the tricks?

Who-dini.

What do you call bears with no ears?

B!

Where do rocks love to sleep?

Bedrock!

What did the reporter say to the ice cream?

“What’s the scoop?”

How do you pay for parking in space?

A parking meteor. 

How do you stop a bull from charging? 

You unplug it! 

What is a zombie’s favorite thing to eat?

 Brain food. 

Why is the math book so unhappy?

Because it’s full of problems!

Which spelling word is always spelled incorrectly?

Incorrectly!

Do you want to hear a construction joke?

Sorry, I’m still working on it!

What has two legs but can’t walk?

A pair of pants.

What did the alien say to the book?

Take me to your reader.

Why couldn’t the bicycle stand up?

Because it was two-tired.

Which classroom supply is king?

A ruler.

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