Super Silly Mad Libs Junior: World's Greatest Word Game

These are great for key stage 1 kids to help them with their grammar. We used these when I was young, back in the dinosaur era. My child loves these and we have a right laugh while he learns his nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, etc.

Hours and hours of silly fun that teaches the little ones to read and expand their vocabulary while laughing the entire time.

My 8 year old and I have a blast with this.

Fun

Very funny little stories, my 8yo loved it. You can either use the prompt words or make up your own. Great for a car ride or to take on holiday

Mad libs really are the best! We love that these make learning feel fun and light. This is the perfect introduction to nouns, verbs, adjectives etc. I like how it helps remind children which parts of speech are what as they go along, helping develop lifelong skills. My children love reading their hilarious stories to one another and find real pure joy when using their mad libs books

Se retrasó bastante la entrega y la tapa no acababa de verse nueva del todo, parece un poco desgastada, como rozada, pero el interior está bien.

Qualidade ruim das folhas. E ainda veio todo amassado!

░░░░░GOOD FOR KIDS WHO CAN'T READ YET░░░░░ (Not to be confused with kids who attend the Derek Zoolander School For Kids Who Can't Read Good) ❖ I won't explain what Mad Libs are in general, assuming that you haven't lived under a rock for the last half a century. But these Mad Libs are great for little kids that don't know how to read yet. Instead of having the type of word needed under the blank lines like (noun), (adverb), (verb) etc...it does the whole thing with symbols. So it will have a star where it needs nouns, an arrow where is needs verbs, etc. Then there is a list above the MadLib of nouns under a star icon and verbs under an arrow icon so the kid can just randomly pick words without even reading them. (Obviously they will need someone who can read to read the MadLib back) ❖ Even if the kid can't read the words, they are working with the words. And that's healthy development of reading skills. You can even have them copy the words from the provided lists into the blank spots. Again, even if they don't know what the words are, they can copy the letters. This helps with writing skills. And since they are categorized, the MadLib will work properly even by random selection. (By that I mean they will be silly and fun) ❖ As for the enjoyment factor...it's Mad Libs. Come on! Who can't have fun with Mad Libs?

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