How to Find Knock Knock Jokes Online

Every aspiring comic has to start somewhere, and most of them start with "knock knock" jokes. The routine is simple enough. The comic says "knock knock," the other person says "who's there," and the comic responds with a joke. Usually, the joke is two parts, and it has to be fairly sharp for the humor to work. The Internet is a good source for knock knock joke tellers short on ideas.

Instructions

1. Do a general search using the words "kids jokes" or just "knock knock jokes." For specialized sites, add other words to the search such as "funniest knock knock jokes," or "adult knock knock jokes."

2. Search through several of the sites that come up on the general search. There are dozens of sites that cater to "clean" knock knock humor, so there should be plenty to choose from if you're looking for jokes suitable for children.

3. Search for kids jokes, knock knock jokes, or easy jokes in the online catalog of a library. The search should produce samples of jokes.

4. You can also buy or review knock knock joke books online. Amazon, for example, has a feature that shows the first few pages of its books. Do a search for knock knock jokes, or author Bob Phillips, who has written several of them. Use the look inside feature to see some of the jokes in that book.

References

• Kid's Turn Central
• Activity Village
• Knock Knock Joke