Where do snowmen go to dance?
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Snow balls!
Children throw snowballs when there is a lot of snow. A ’ball’ is another name for a dance or formal party.
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Why did the child study in the aeroplane?
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He wanted a higher education!
’Higher education’ is when you continue studying at college or university when you finish school. Aeroplanes fly high in the sky. |
What did one bat say to another bat?
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’Let’s hang around together!’
Bats hang upside down. If you ’hang around’ with your friends, it means to spend time together. In the United States they often say ’hang out’.
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Which ant is bigger than an elephant?
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A gi-ant!
Both the words, elephant and giant, have the same letters as the word ant! Elephants and giants are very big and ants are very small!
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Why are fish so clever?
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Because they are always in schools. You know what the word ’school’ means, but did you know that it’s also the word used for a group of fish?
You can say, ’I saw a school of tropical fish when I went diving.’ |
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