50 Funny And Harmless Pranks For Kids
These April Fools’ Day memes will also crack you up. April Fools’ pranks date all the way back to the 1700s, and the holiday is also sometimes referred to as All Fools’ Day. We think you’ll find the origins of April Fools’ Dayreally interesting; many attribute its start to the people of Great Britain. We can’t forget Jim’s office pranks and might want to recreate a few.
With this in mind (and with April Fool’s Day coming up), we decided to put together our Ultimate Guide to pranking your colleagues. Glue a pair of google eyes on every single item within the fridge — so the condiments appear to stare back when someone opens the door. When words just aren't enough to express your sentiment, give your manager the perfect way to say "thank you" every time they go to take a sip of coffee.
Leave it on a coworker's desk and they'll go into panic mode as they try to figure out who left the note and what the emergency might be. Don't let them get too freaked out before revealing that you're the culprit behind the mystery note or they may never forgive you. The more doors in your workplace, the better. Attach signs reading, "Door is broken, use other door," to every entrance and exit in the office, with arrows pointing in every possible direction.
You need tape, toilet paper, and an unknowing participant. Pranking friends or coworkers is a timeless tradition. The pranks can be simple or elaborate, but are always fun. The Not-Soap Soap - Take a bar of soap and cover it in clear nail polish. When your coworkers go to use the soap, the nail polish will keep it from working. Still … just to keep the office hygienic, leave a clue to where you hid the real soap nearby.
When your kid reverses it to see what’s wrong, they will see Cage. Add a few drops of food color to your kid’s cereal bowl. As they pour the milk, they will see color oozing out.
Then, place a piece of cardstock over the opening and flip the glass over. Set the glass and cardstock at your child’s place on the table, and slide the cardstock from under the glass. Invite your child to come to have breakfast and see what they do! You can also leave the juice out for an after-school beverage for your kids to find when they get home like this example in Old Orchard. What better way to break up the long work day than with some harmless fun? When your coworker is away from their desk, leave them a note saying they missed a call from "Mr. Baer" or "Mr. Lyon." And don't forget to leave a number!
Tape the sign to the back of your friend, partner, or coworkers car. People will be honking at them on the drive all the way home. Just make sure that the driver is distracted while getting in the car so they don’t see the sign. This is a great option if you’ve been going to the office and want to prank an unsuspecting coworker. It’s the old stapler stuck in Jell-O trick, previously made famous by the jokesters on The Office, when Jim pulled the stunt on colleague Dwight. To make this work for you at home, make some Jell-O, placing it in a bowl in the fridge to set.
Carefully pry off the keys using a screwdriver prank story war and switch them around, and then wait for your prank victim to get annoyed at his or her constant misspellings. It could take days for them to realize what's happened, so be sure to let them off the hook after a few hours. Write "I need to see you ASAP" on a Post-It note, and then add an illegible signature.
Put some duct tape at the opening of the tap in the washbasin before your child goes there. Just as they open the tap, they’ll get sprayed with water. Is your child spending too much time in the bathroom? It is a harmless prank, but make sure you have another real cake for your kid to cut.