Mad Scientist Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game Paperback – August 7, 2014

Loved these as a kid. So, when our daughter got to the age of learning sentence structure thought it would be a perfect way to entertain her. She loves them. Her whole grade when to a camp a few months back for a week and it was perfect for the bus ride. She loved them so much she gave them out as party favors to her girlfriends that went to her birthday party carefully selecting each one to her friend's personality.

We use these in our house to help our kids remember parts of speech. They are learning and don't even know it. The whole family has fun doing these together.

Taught my grandson all about adverbs. Mad Libs are a great, screen-free way to spend time

I can't wait to try out these Mad Libs on the Word Nerds class I will be teaching for our homeschool co-op in the fall!Mad Libs are the BEST for teaching basic parts of speech and having fun at the same time.Once, on a snow day, the local neighbor boys came over. We started playing Mad Libs and one of them said, "Wait? Is this SCHOOL?""Are you having fun?" I asked him in return."Yes, so it can't possibly be school!" He exclaimed.Mad Libs makes learning fun. Now if I could only figure out how to make Social Studies this fun...

My kids love Mad Libs. They’re great for teaching kids the parts of speech in a fun way. This Mad Lib book is a lot of fun! The kids really like it. It has been among their favorites.

I am using these as small breaks during my science camps. I would have liked a bit more non-crazy playing, but they will do the job. Good fun Mad Lib with an Einstein twist. Every class is going to be different!

If you don't know what Mad Libs is, it's a story that has blanks. Each blank has the part of speech that must be written in to complete the story. The twist is that you ask another person for the words based on the part of speech without them knowing the story. When it's read back, it can be dry, silly, or rolling hilarious. It's a great way to help children to recognize parts of speech, agreement, conjugation, and singular vs plural. I copy the pages while blank and have them do one at different times, or I make them give me all nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc at once. It's new every time.

Mad Libs are by the far the best way to teach anyone their nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, etc. No better way on earth.