Introduction
As a parent or caregiver, one of the most rewarding experiences you can share with your kindergartener is the joy of reading. Not only does it help to foster their love for books, but it also strengthens their language skills and sparks their imagination. But what’s even better? A book that makes them giggle! In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the funniest books for kindergarteners that will make storytime an absolute delight.
“Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!” by Mo Willems
This hilarious book features a pigeon who has just one dream: to drive a bus. Despite being told no by the bus driver, this determined bird uses every trick in his feathery arsenal to get behind that wheel. The interactive nature of this book encourages kids to say “No” each time Pigeon comes up with a new tactic – making them laugh out loud at his ridiculous antics.
“The Book With No Pictures” by B.J Novak
B.J Novak proves in “The Book With No Pictures” that you don’t need illustrations to create an uproariously funny children’s book. As adults read aloud words like ‘Blork’ and ‘Bluurf’, children will be rolling on the floor laughing at how silly grown-ups sound when they’re forced to read anything written on a page – even if it doesn’t make any sense!
“Dragons Love Tacos” by Adam Rubin
If your kindergartener loves dragons and tacos (and let’s face it, who doesn’t?), then this quirky tale is sure to tickle their funny bone. The story revolves around dragons who have an insatiable love for tacos – but beware; spicy salsa makes them erupt into flames! This goofy premise coupled with Rubin’s humorous writing style makes “Dragons Love Tacos” an instant hit with young readers.
“The Day the Crayons Quit” by Drew Daywalt
Imagine opening your box of crayons and finding a stack of letters instead, each one detailing why they’ve decided to quit! This is exactly what happens in “The Day the Crayons Quit”, a cleverly written book that gives voice to each color, expressing their grievances from being overused to not being used enough. The result is a laugh-out-loud story that will have your child looking at their coloring books in a whole new light.
“We Don’t Eat Our Classmates!” by Ryan T. Higgins
In this amusing tale, Penelope Rex starts her first day at school only to discover her classmates are delicious children! While she finds it hard to resist eating them, she soon learns how it feels when someone tries to take a bite out of her. This funny yet relatable story about learning empathy and making friends is sure to resonate with kindergarteners who are starting school themselves.
Conclusion
Reading funny books with your kindergartener can be both entertaining and educational. They encourage laughter, foster creativity and provide valuable life lessons all while strengthening your bond during shared reading times. So next time you’re looking for new books for bedtime stories or quiet afternoons together, consider adding these hilarious titles into the mix – they’re guaranteed giggles!
