18 Jokes For School Subject

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Updated on: Jul 24 2025

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What's a math teacher's favorite season? Sum-mer!
Why did the English teacher go to space? To explore new grammar!
Why did the history student get a low grade? They were always past-focused!
Why was the art class so successful? It had a lot of draw-dropping moments!
What did the algebra book say to the geometry book? 'Don't bother me, I've got my own problems!
What's the best way to study astronomy? Plan it out!
Why was the school play about gardening so amazing? It had a great cast!
Why was the math book sad? Because it had too many problems.

Gym Class: The Survival of the Sweatiest

Ah, gym class, where they claim it's about physical fitness, but really it's about surviving dodgeball like you're in a war zone. And the presidential fitness test? More like the presidential humiliation test. I told my gym teacher, I don't need to run a mile to know I'm not an Olympic athlete. I get winded just opening a bag of chips.

Art Class: Where Stick Figures Are Masterpieces

In art class, they say everyone's a Picasso. Well, my masterpiece is a stick figure with a questionable sense of fashion. I presented it to the teacher, and she asked, Is this a self-portrait? I said, Yes, I call it 'The Struggle of a Hopeless Artist.'

Home Economics: The Culinary Comedy Show

Home Economics, where they expect you to become a master chef, but all you can master is the art of burning water. I tried making a soufflé once – ended up with a flat pancake that tasted like regret. The only thing I learned is that the smoke alarm has a much higher opinion of my cooking skills than I do.

Geography: Navigating the World of Confusion

Geography class is where they teach you to locate countries on a map, as if in the future, I'll be lost in the wilderness, and my only hope is finding Luxembourg on a compass. And don't get me started on time zones – it's like the world is playing a giant game of hide-and-seek, and I can never figure out where it's hiding.

English, the Language of Rebels

English class, where they tell you to express yourself freely. Until you do, and suddenly it's all, No, you can't end a sentence with a preposition! It's like they're training us for a future where proper grammar saves lives. Imagine a hostage situation: I will shoot unless you correctly use 'its' and 'it's' in a sentence!

Elective Classes: Because Apparently, We Have Choices

Elective classes, where they tell you to follow your passion. Well, my passion is sleeping, but there's no class for that. I signed up for Advanced Napping Techniques, but they said it wasn't a real course. I guess they haven't seen me during a particularly boring lecture.

History: The Original Drama Series

History class is like binge-watching the world's longest and most confusing drama series. Kings, queens, wars, revolutions – it's like 'Game of Thrones,' but with more dusty textbooks and less dragons. And let's not forget the pop quizzes. Nothing says surprise like opening a book and finding out Genghis Khan had a better love life than you.

The Mystery of Math

You know, they say math is like a puzzle. Well, I must be missing a few pieces because all I see is confusion and a desperate need for a tutor. I asked my math teacher for help, and he said, Why don't you solve the problem yourself? I said, That's what I'm trying to do, but I can't even find 'X' – it's like looking for the meaning of life in an algebraic equation!

Science: Where All the Magic Happens... Not

Science class, the only place where you can fail an experiment and accidentally create a volcano eruption. And don't get me started on the periodic table. It's like someone threw all the elements into a blender and said, Here, memorize this. I tried explaining that to my science teacher, and she just sighed and said, You can't argue with the laws of chemistry. Well, watch me!

Psychology: Reading Minds or Just Confusing Ourselves?

Psychology class is like trying to understand a David Lynch movie – you think you've got it, and then suddenly it's all about repressed childhood memories and talking to your inner child. I told my psychology professor, I can't even understand my own thoughts half the time. How am I supposed to analyze Freud?

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