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Halloween Mad Libs

Wendy Piersall — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 01:02:27 +0000

Our mad libs post is quite popular, so I’m working on putting together a whole series of mad libs for holidays and other occasions!

For more Halloween printables, check out these printable Halloween games, Halloween word puzzles, Halloween crossword puzzles and mazes, and Halloween word searches, too. You might also like these fall mad libs.

Halloween Mad Libs - Tricks!

Halloween Mad Libs - Spooky!

Halloween Mad Libs - Treats!

Check out all of our Halloween activities from Woo! Jr. Network sites.

More Halloween Mad Libs on Amazon

Spooky Mad Libs

Halloween Mad Libs Junior

Haunted Mad Libs

Thanksgiving Mad Libs

Wendy Piersall — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 04:01:36 +0000

November is here! I’ve been very busy getting ready for it by getting a bunch of Thanksgiving content ready to go. So check out our Thanksgiving word searches, Thanksgiving word puzzles, turkey crafts and printable turkey masks!

You might also like our Fall Mad Libs, too!

Thanksgiving Mad Lib - Family Trip

Thanksgiving Mad Lib - Turkey Dinner

Be sure to check out all of our Thanksgiving activities from Woo! Jr. Network sites!

Fall Mad Libs for Kids

Wendy Piersall — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:01:01 +0000

I just redid our fall activities page on Woo! Jr. yesterday, and I was really excited to see all of the cool things the network has all in one place. I realized I needed to get more mad libs up, though, and more worksheets! We’re back in school, and these are incredibly popular.

Some of my favorite fall posts so far this year are my applesauce recipes, pumpkin decorating ideas, and these fall animal coloring pages. Owls and squirrels are some of my favorite animals – they may be common but they are so darned cute!

Fall Mad Libs - Apples

Fall Mad Libs - Pumpkins

Fall Mad Libs - Scarecrow

Check out all of our mad libs, including our Halloween mad libs, too!

Printable Mad Libs for Kids

Wendy Piersall — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 02:07:55 +0000

I remember getting those great mad libs books made with invisible ink when I was a kid. I used to beg my parents to buy them for me all the time, but I only seemed to get them as car games when we went on road trips. If computers and printable mad libs were around back then, I would have been in heaven!

This may sound naive, but I really didn’t put two and two together that mad libs were such a great language arts activity. I just knew that when we were done, they were always hysterical!