Noticing how a joke can affect the people who hear it.
Exploring the difference between sharing humour for fun and teasing someone.
Thinking about how people show they either enjoyed the joke or not.
Building awareness of timing and when a joke fits the moment.
Exploring what to do when people respond in different way than expected.
This is a compilation of jokes from the cartoon The Loud House. It features Luan Loud, who loves comedy and standup. Luan tells many puns and jokes across different scenes. Her family members react to her jokes in different ways.
• What did you notice about the jokes Luan tells?
• How did Luan's family react to her jokes?
• What kind of jokes do you enjoy the most?
• How can you tell if someone enjoyed a joke?
• What might make a joke feel funny to one person but not someone else?
• How do you feel when someone makes a joke about you?
• What could someone do if a joke accidentally hurt a friend?
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