St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun and festive game of Mad Libs? Whether you’re hosting a party, looking for a classroom activity, or simply want to add some whimsy to your day, this free printable St. Patrick’s Day Mad Libs are sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face. Let the kids creativity take the lead as they make up their own version as to what happened to Lucky the Leprechaun on that one fateful St Patrick’s Day.
I have a fun Christmas party or class activity for you today! A Christmas mad-libs style twist on the classic Christmas poem “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas”. I have taken some liberties and omitted some lines (it’s a long poem) but I think this would be fun for the middle-aged kids to do as a Christmas activity. Take some time to read the original poem first, discuss some of the big or old fashioned words, and then let the kids write their own version! What do you think?
I’m thinking this would be a perfect activity for 3rd-6th graders to do around Christmas time.… Read the rest
This fun Halloween Mad Libs prompt will help kids tell their own ghost story with a little help to get started. This would be a great activity at a Halloween party or a Language Arts activity at school. I’m working on getting Mad Libs up on my site for every holiday so now we have Halloween covered! I created two versions, one is more of a Mad Libs fill in the blank style (at least to get them started). The other is more or less a blank lined page (on fun spooky paper) so the kids can write their own ghost story from scratch.… Read the rest
Use this free printable Mad Libs for some silly fun on Valentine’s Day. The story of Cupid gets a real mix up when you let kids use their imagination to fill in the blanks. Great activity for any Valentine’s party or some classroom fun.
This is a fun and easy win for Valentine’s Day! It would make a great “station” if you are rotating between different valentines activities. It takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and gives the kids an area to draw a picture that goes with their story. Before handing out the Mad Libs you may want to do a quick “lesson” on Cupid and his traditional role and qualities.… Read the rest