Take Me to Your Liter: Science and Math Jokes

From School Library Journal
Grade 3-6-- Science and math class will never be the same once the kids get hold of this volume of outrageous puns. "What does a good looking triangle have?" "A cute angle," or "What can you tell me about nitrates?" "They are cheaper than day rates." As always, Keller's riddles and jokes encourage youngsters to read aloud, to think, and to laugh. A question or two may arise as a result of their coming across an unfamiliar topic. The black-and-white sketches complement the lighthearted text. A sure-fire hit for elementary students. --Eva Elisabeth Von Ancken, Trinity Pawling School, NYCopyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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A collection of jokes and riddles about science and math, including "What does a hungry math teacher like to eat? A square meal."


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Gr 3-6-- Science and math class will never be the same once the kids get hold of this volume of outrageous puns. ``What does a good looking triangle have?'' ``A cute angle,'' or ``What can you tell me about nitrates?'' ``They are cheaper than day rates.'' As always, Keller's riddles and jokes encourage youngsters to read aloud, to think, and to laugh. A question or two may arise as a result of their coming across an unfamiliar topic. The black-and-white sketches complement the lighthearted text. A sure-fire hit for elementary students. --Eva Elisabeth Von Ancken, Trinity Pawling School, NY


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