Where did the music teacher leave his keys?
Why did the teacher go to the beach?
Why did the bat miss the school bus?
What did the teacher say about the pizza student?
What’s the worst thing you’re likely to find in the school cafeteria?
How do you get straight A’s?
Why did the kid study on the airplane?
What vegetables to librarians like?
What did the pencil sharpener say to the pencil?
Which school does an ice cream man go to?
Name the flying mammal in the kindergarten class
Why do magicians score well in exams?
Why does the math class make students sad?
Why is history a sweet subject?
Why do fireflies get bad grades at school?
A butterfly’s favorite subject?
Who is everyone’s best friend at school?
Why don’t giraffes go to elementary school?
What do math students eat on Halloween?
Why were the students doing multiplication on the floor?
Answer: Because it is full of problems.
Explanation: The humor in this joke comes from the double meaning of "problems." While math classes typically involve mathematical problems to solve, the punchline humorously implies that the class is also full of emotional or personal problems, making students feel sad.
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