Wanna have some nerdy English teacher fun? Of course you do!
Click here to download this new batch of Tearable Puns (Vol. 3).
Click here for a copy of Tearable Puns, Vol. 2.
Click here for a copy of Tearable Puns, Vol. 1.
Teach on, everyone!
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Thank you! I post one of these a day to the rest of the staff, they share with their classes, and then I get comments all day on whether it was funny or a groan or both. Your pun sheets are bringing a positive note to our days!
LOVE this, Rho! Thanks for sharing the pun-love. Looks like you now have a fresh supply to get you to Thanksgiving. 😀
Here’s a pun I heard yesterday. I hope you like it! 🙂
A Spanish magician tells the audience he will disappear on the count of 3.
He says, “uno, dos…” Poof …
He disappears without a tres.
¡Muy bien! ¡Lo amo, Kelsi! 😀
Laura, you have made my day. Thank you for sharing – I am a terrible joke-teller, so I’m hoping this will help me get going~!
Awesome, Amy! I’m always here for you. 😀
I am going to pin a pun at my desk in a nice big font. And wait. If there is even a giggle, I would have spread some cheer. Thank you for sharing these gems.
Sounds fun to me, 1kindness2day! 🙂
I stumbled upon the tearable puns and my students are absolutely loving it! They are taking them and passing them to other students and teachers! Did you write all of these?
Hey, Becky! So glad these are a hit. A wrote a few of them myself, but the lion’s share was gleaned from Reddit pun loving sub-threads. I took those and cleaned them up for flow and school appropriateness. 😉