The first day of April is always full of memories, scares, laughs, and the best of pranks. This year’s April Fool’s Day gave us all of the above, and for some people, it was a day to remember.  As a full recap, here are the best pranks that people have either played on someone or have had played on them.

“My friends and I put flower petals in my friend’s orange juice and said it was pulp,” said Lily Tennant.

“I pranked my friend by making her think that I was mad at her,” said Adriana Moses.

“When I was at a sleepover, the host’s brother came to the side door by us and started banging on it and acted like some random dude,” said Liam Curtin.

“A few years ago, my dad and I pranked my mom by putting her stapler in Jello!” said Lilly Smith.

“My friends tried to convince me that I wasn’t colorblind, and that I was seeing colors right,” said Ava Flaharty.

“When I was little, my dad would prank me by standing behind the bushes and making growl noises while I went to get my mom’s purse from the car at night,” said Kenzie Paynter.

“Probably waking someone up and telling them it was time for school when it really wasn’t,” said Joeyana Strothers.

“The best prank I ever got hit with was when my dad dropped a spider from the ceiling, and I screamed,” said Connor Kiziminiski.

“I locked my sister out of the house while it was snowing,” said Christopher AlKhouri.

“Changing all the clocks in the house,” said Sammie Ashmore.

“Jumping out from corners and scaring people,” said Ivan Zheng.

“One of my college professors led me to believe that he had some really bad news for me…pulled me into his office with a very serious look on his face. Turns out he just wanted to trick me- he had the great news that I was granted a full scholarship mid-year!” said Mrs. Greenwood.

“I had a student that went home “sick” in order to avoid taking my test that day. In response, I created the “Owen King Make Up Test” which was worth 1000 points on Schoology, ensuring he would see that he had it coming,” said Mr. Orth.