A math riddle is:
Q: What is a math teacher’s favorite sum?
A: Summer.
That is, when there is no school (summer). The joke was posted on Twitter on February 29, 2012.
Twitter
Kevin “K-Ship” Shipley
@Twisted_Steel16
What is a math teacher’s favorite sum?
Summer!
10:16 PM - 29 Feb 2012
Twitter
Jokes from my kid
@Jokesfrommykid
What is a math teacher’s favorite sum? Summer #jokes
9:15 AM - 1 Apr 2012
Twitter
Ashok Kushwaha
@ashok_1506
What is a math teacher’s favourite sum? Summer
3:14 AM - 21 Sep 2013
Google Books
Insults Anywhere Kids Presents
Hundreds Of Kids Jokes They Can Tell Anywhere!
By Franklin Yantz
Insults Anywhere
2014
Pg. ?:
Q: What is a math teacher’s favorite sum?
A: Summer!
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School Jokes For Kids 5
By Peter Crumpton
PeteyRF Creative
2015
Pg. ?:
What is a math teacher’s favorite sum?
Summer!
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By Justin Sedgwick
New York, NY: Skyhorse Publishing
2017
Pg. ?:
What is a math teacher’s favorite sum?
Summer!
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Alex Fowzer
@AFowLegacy
What is a math teacher’s favorite sum? Summer! #bigal #koyn939
9:14 AM - 29 Mar 2018
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