Math Jokes: 500+ Funny, Cheesy, and Clean Jokes For Kids and Math Teachers (Math Jokes For Kids)

Gave this to my sister as a graduation present for graduating college- she’s going to be a mid level math teacher. She was cracking up at these jokes and is going to do a joke of the day on the board for her kids!

This was a stocking stuffer for my son, a high school AP math teacher. He read thru a few and already knew most, but he said having it handy in one place will make it easy and fun to use in class, on occasion

My students love this book! I start out each class with a joke. My only issue with the book is that often the same joke is in there more than once, just with different wording.

I read the whole book in about 20 minutes on a kindle. There were only 5 jokes that I thought would be worthy of sharing with my math classes. (The other ~495 have many duplicates, make no sense, are just too contrived, or otherwise are not funny at all.)

I use this sometimes for a class opener to get students engaged and in a good mood. Works every time!

Purchased it as a stocking stuffer for my grandson. He really liked it.

My students love coming into the classroom each week to find the joke of the week. However, I wish the jokes were numbered. Some jokes are also repeated.

Fun gift for a teacher secret Santa exchange.

This is a comprehensive collection of mathematics jokes and puns covering all the standard jokes out there and some more. Out of the 500+ in here, I would rate about 10% (62) of them as good enough to bring a smile. 1 caused me an audible "ha" but none were laugh out loud funny for me.However, there are some issues which detract from this.Firstly, there are numerous jokes repeated. I counted 27 unique jokes repeated, the worst offender was the joke about math books having problems was repeated 13 times, the joke about the corner being warm as it's 90 degree was repeated 5 times, roamin' numerals was repeated 3 times and so on.Secondly, it was clear that the editor wasn't a mathematician and so some of their corrections were wrong. For example, missing correcting "1 over 8" to "i over 8" and miscorrecting "is an outer" to "is outer" rather than "is an outlier". And then just some missed corrections like hand should be hands and Coronel should be Colonel.Thirdly, the headings just didn't match the contents. The worst offender being the "statistics math jokes" of which only 2 of the ~50 jokes were to do with statistics.And finally, the editors comments are still left in the kindle version (I don't know about the paperback) rather than being deleted when converted to an epub or mobi file!

As shown in the photos, the print quality was appalling - it looks like a pirate book - something that's been photocopied in a shed somewhere. Reminds me of books in the markets of Vietnam when I was travelling 20 years ago. Even the paper is poor quality. Outrageous Amazon! And the fact I now have to have the hassle of packaging and sending it back. This was meant to be a gift. Most annoying and inconvenient.

Some jokes made me really laugh. Some jokes are ok for youngs (7 years +) but most of them are better for 10 to 99 years. It would be cool if there was images to illustrate some jokes, and if the book had a better layout...All in all, this kind of book is a good occasion for adults to explain some maths words to kids, and for that reason, it is great! 🙂👍Last 8 pages are fill of lines like these : [G182]Deleted:- [G183]Deleted:with [G184]Inserted: an. Maybe a pronlem at printing ?

Not very great ... Its just a few nerdy jokes. Kids can learn some of this and probably use it to show around their friends.