Tell an Old Joke Day

Saturday, July 24, 2021

July 24 is Tall an Old Joke Day. Bear Cub Scouts can work on their Roaring Laughter adventure, and all Scouts can incorporate some laughs into their program.

This run-on is a classic:

They’re All Over and All Around!

This puppet play is based on an old joke:

Holmes and Watson Go Camping

And these skits have been around awhile and have a punchline so I think they might classify as old jokes:

And you can always find good jokes in one of these books:

Scout Jokes: A collection of clean jokes and stories related to Scouting
The Scout Riddle Book: a collection of more than 450 jokes and riddles related to Scouting, Camping, and Hiking
The BIG Book of Campfire Jokes and Riddles: 140 Pages Filled with Over 500 Jokes, Riddles, and Cartoons Related to Camping

Do you have a favorite old joke which Scouts would enjoy? Leave it in the comments below.

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