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Free Printables: The Giggle Pack

Subscribe and get the free Giggle Pack: lunchbox joke cards, a meme bingo card, a caption-this sheet and a doodle-the-meme page, plus printing tips.

Want a little more laughter on paper? Join the Grin & Print newsletter and we’ll send you the Giggle Pack, a free printable bundle of clean jokes and meme-inspired games for lunchboxes, classrooms, rainy afternoons and parties. It’s our thank-you for subscribing, and it’s yours to print as often as you like at home.

In this article
  1. What’s inside the Giggle Pack
  2. How to get your free printables
  3. How to print for the best results
  4. Paper recommendations
  5. Free for personal use
  6. Frequently asked questions
  7. Ready for more printable fun?

Key takeaways

  • The Giggle Pack is free for newsletter subscribers and arrives by email as an instant digital download.
  • Inside: 10 lunchbox joke cards, a meme bingo card, a “caption this” sheet and a doodle-the-meme page.
  • Files come as PDFs in both US Letter and A4, designed for any home printer.
  • Print at 100% / Actual size on bright white cardstock for cards, or regular paper for activity sheets.
A wrapped gift box with a bow, representing the free Giggle Pack
A little gift for joining the party.

What’s inside the Giggle Pack

The Giggle Pack is a sampler of the kind of print-and-play fun we make. Every page is clean, family-friendly and designed to need nothing more than a printer, a pair of scissors and maybe a pencil.

10 lunchbox joke cards

Ten bite-sized joke cards with the setup on the front and the punchline on the back (fold along the center line). They’re sized to slip into a lunchbox, backpack pocket or coat pocket, and there’s a small blank space for a handwritten “Love you!” or “Good luck today!” Mix of animal jokes, food puns and classic riddles that work for early readers and older kids alike. Want the reasoning behind this little ritual? Read how a tiny lunchbox note builds a big connection.

A meme bingo card

A ready-to-play bingo card filled with familiar, wholesome meme moments and reactions, such as “someone says ‘same’,” “a pet does something dramatic” or “a dad joke gets a groan.” Use it during a family movie night, a group video call or a party, and the first person to complete a row shouts “Bingo!” Want enough unique cards for a whole party? The full Meme Bingo Party Kit includes multiple card variations and a caller sheet.

A “caption this” sheet

A page of funny picture prompts with empty caption boxes beneath each one. Players write the funniest clean caption they can think of, then everyone reads them aloud and votes. It works brilliantly as a party icebreaker, a classroom creative-writing warm-up or a quiet-time activity. If your group loves it, the Caption This Party Game expands it into a full game.

A printable doodle-the-meme page

The reverse of “caption this”: the page gives you the caption, and you draw the picture. Prompts like “When the pizza arrives early” or “Me pretending I didn’t eat the last cookie” invite kids (and grown-ups) to sketch their own meme-style cartoons. It’s a screen-free way to play with meme humor and a great rainy-day or waiting-room activity.

A 3D printer illustration printing out joke cards
Print at home in minutes.

How to get your free printables

  1. Sign up with your email address in the newsletter form on this page.
  2. Check your inbox for a welcome email from Grin & Print. If you don’t see it within a few minutes, look in your spam or promotions folder.
  3. Click the download link to save the Giggle Pack PDFs to your device.
  4. Print, cut and play. Keep the files and reprint whenever you need a fresh set.

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How to print for the best results

A few small settings make a big difference to how your printables turn out:

  • Pick the right file size. Use the US Letter version for 8.5 ร— 11 in paper (standard in the US and Canada) and the A4 version for 210 ร— 297 mm paper (standard in most other countries).
  • Print at 100% / “Actual size.” Turn off “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit,” which can slightly resize cards so they no longer line up with fold lines.
  • Open the PDF in a dedicated PDF reader rather than straight from your browser; it tends to handle page sizes and margins more reliably.
  • Check the paper setting on your printer. If you’re using cardstock, choose a “Cardstock,” “Heavy” or “Matte” paper type so your printer adjusts how it feeds and applies ink.
  • Do a test print on regular paper first, especially for double-sided joke cards, to confirm the front and back line up on your printer.
  • Let the ink dry for a few minutes before cutting to avoid smudges, particularly on inkjet printers.
  • Print in color or black-and-white. Every page works both ways, so you can save colored ink for special occasions.

For double-sided cards, print page one, flip the stack according to your printer’s instructions (many printers show a small arrow icon on the tray), then print page two. Mark the top of the stack with a pencil before flipping so you don’t lose track.

Paper recommendations

You can print the whole Giggle Pack on ordinary printer paper, but the right paper makes cards sturdier and colors brighter. Here’s a quick guide:

Printable Recommended paper Why
Lunchbox joke cards Bright white cardstock, around 65โ€“80 lb cover (176โ€“216 gsm) Stands up to lunchboxes and little hands; folds cleanly
Meme bingo card Cardstock, or regular paper in a sheet protector Reusable with dry-erase markers or tokens
“Caption this” sheet Regular printer paper, 20โ€“24 lb (75โ€“90 gsm) Easy to write on with pencil or pen; cheap to reprint
Doodle-the-meme page Heavier paper, 28โ€“32 lb (105โ€“120 gsm), or light cardstock Handles markers and crayons without bleeding through

Before buying heavy cardstock, check your printer’s manual for the maximum paper weight it supports. Many home inkjet printers handle light cardstock well, but very thick card may jam. If in doubt, a local print or copy shop can print the PDF for you.

Free for personal use

The Giggle Pack is free for personal, household and single-classroom use. Print as many copies as you need for your family, your party or your own class. Please don’t resell the files, upload them to other websites or share the download link publicly; instead, point friends to this page so they can sign up and get their own copy. Full details are in our terms and conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Giggle Pack really free?

Yes. The Giggle Pack is completely free when you subscribe to the Grin & Print newsletter. There’s no payment, no trial and no catch, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

I signed up but didn’t get my download. What should I do?

Check your spam, junk or promotions folder first. If it’s not there, email [email protected] and we’ll send you the link directly.

Can I print the Giggle Pack on A4 paper?

Yes. Every file comes in both US Letter and A4 sizes, so just choose the version that matches your paper and print at 100% scale.

Can teachers use the Giggle Pack in class?

Yes. Teachers are welcome to print copies for their own students. Please don’t upload the files to shared school drives or other websites.

Ready for more printable fun?

Sign up above to get your free Giggle Pack, then explore the shop for full party kits, joke cards and greeting cards. Need a joke right this minute? The Joke Generator is always open.