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If you spend a lifetime with kids, you are bound to learn more and more about them as you mature and are more capable of understanding what you experience.

Kids are like little learning sponges. They are so eager to soak up every new and exciting life experience they encounter. They view and interpret these experiences through unfiltered, inexperienced, and innocent sensors. That’s why it’s so important that they have wise and caring adults, teachers, to help them understand and relate these experiences to their lives.

Kindergarteners provide a perfect and easy to understand example of how children react to their first-time learning experiences around school. So, it is very important that when children are experiencing something for the first time, that experience is positive, pleasant and meaningful. When children first come to school, they are so excited, and they just want to have fun. If you can make their learning experiences interesting and fun, you are setting them up for a school life that will be a learning banquet for them and will give them an insatiable appetite for learning.

My name is Jerry Harwood, and I have lived, worked, and joked with elementary school children for nearly forty years. I’m a retired teacher, a school bus driver, and a published author. Since it is my contention that children learn from their play and are always looking to have fun, it seems only natural that my books would be funny joke books for kids. Both books are a big 81/2 x 11inches, and have 96 pages filled with pictures and jokes that kids love. Younger children also love to color the pictures.

My first published book was called “Jokes From The School Bus.” My second book is simply called “A Joke Book For Kids”. Kids love to tell jokes, and they’re always looking for funny joke books. I believe laughing and joking are very powerful, and can help children through tough times. A book such as “A Joke Book For Kids” can also encourage even poor readers to enjoy reading and do well in school. You can see the new book at: www.bbotw.com and on my website below.

Thank you,

Jerry Harwood

If you spend a lifetime with kids, you are bound to learn more and more about them as you mature and are more capable of understanding what you experience. Kids are like little learning sponges. They are so eager to soak up every new and exciting life experience they encounter. They view and interpret these experiences through unfiltered, inexperienced, and innocent sensors. That’s why it’s... More