When it comes to telling Christmas jokes, delivery is the key. While we all want to share funny jokes and experiences filled with holiday humor, the delivery may be more important than the punch line. Forgetting the punch line is of course, a certain joke killer, so practice your best Christmas jokes a few times to make sure you get big laughs.

If you want to get the kids to smile, you can usually get away with simple or even silly Christmas jokes. Try these:

If you lose a tooth on Christmas Eve, what holiday song should you sing?
Grandma got run over by the Tooth Fairy.

What makes the Christmas alphabet different?
It has no L.

How do you know if Santa thinks you’re naughty instead of nice?
When you sit on Santa’s lap and say you’ve been good, Santa says "Ha, ha, ha" instead of "Ho, ho, ho."

Sharing Christmas jokes with adults requires a bit more effort. Remember to smile as you tell each joke, to set the mood. If you decide to make up your own Christmas jokes, remember that situations people can relate to in their everyday lives are the ones that tend to inspire the most humor. If you don’t want to make up your own jokes, pick up a joke book or look up funny jokes online.

The following should be good for some giggles:

If Santa and Mrs. Claus had twins what do you think they would call them?
A pair of subordinate clauses.

A man is out shopping for his wife’s Christmas gift and he asks the sales clerk for ideas, indicating that he doesn’t want to spend much money. The clerk brings over a beautiful gold necklace, on sale for only $100.00. The man shakes his head no. The clerk brings over several choices of perfume at $60.00 per bottle. Once again, the man shakes his head no and says, “Listen, I’d like to look at something cheap.” The clerk returns quickly and holds up a mirror.

Here are some Christmas jokes you can use at the office Christmas party:

What did the bald co-worker say when he received a comb in the office grab bag?
This is something I’ll never part with.

How is Christmas like my job?
I’m the one who does all the work but the old guy with the funny looking suit gets all the credit.

There are plenty of great Christmas jokes to keep you and yours laughing throughout the holiday season. Even Santa likes to share some holiday humor every so often. Do you know how Santa prefaces his Christmas jokes?

“This one will sleigh you.”