Mad Libs
inmdcrew
Anybody know if Mad Libs are still around? I thought they might be
a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
Thanks in advance
Tina (inmdcrew)
a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
Thanks in advance
Tina (inmdcrew)
marji
At 01:34 8/28/02 +0000, Tina wrote:
great time using Mad Libs. Parts of speech is definitely a bonus, but they
are so much fun, who cares? <g>
marji
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>Anybody know if Mad Libs are still around? I thought they might beEmphatically, YES! You can easily get them at Amazon. We have such a
>a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Tina (inmdcrew)
great time using Mad Libs. Parts of speech is definitely a bonus, but they
are so much fun, who cares? <g>
marji
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In a message dated 8/27/02 9:34:44 PM, Hatfield72@... writes:
<< Anybody know if Mad Libs are still around? I thought they might be
a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
Thanks in advance
Tina (inmdcrew) >>
My kids love Mad Libs. I bought a bunch of them a few years ago, I think at a
Target store.
You can also go here:
http://www.mit.edu/storyfun
http://www.eduplace.com/tales/
http://www.funbrain.com/wacky/
and do Mad Libs online.
Have fun!
Sharon
<< Anybody know if Mad Libs are still around? I thought they might be
a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
Thanks in advance
Tina (inmdcrew) >>
My kids love Mad Libs. I bought a bunch of them a few years ago, I think at a
Target store.
You can also go here:
http://www.mit.edu/storyfun
http://www.eduplace.com/tales/
http://www.funbrain.com/wacky/
and do Mad Libs online.
Have fun!
Sharon
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To be, or not to twirl, -- that is the guitar;
Whether 'tis nobler in the nose to suffer
The slings and fish of giggling fortune,
Or to take shoes against a sea of whiskers,
And by singing end them. To die, -- to dance, --
No more; and by a dance to say we end
The dog and the forty-five natural shocks
That flesh is cousin to,-- 'tis a Toronto
cooly to be wish'd. To die, --- to dance,--
To dance! perchance to grind! ay, there's the truck;
For in that dance of death what flowers may come
When we have smelled off this lovely coil,
Must give us garden....
http://www.madlibs.org/
Whether 'tis nobler in the nose to suffer
The slings and fish of giggling fortune,
Or to take shoes against a sea of whiskers,
And by singing end them. To die, -- to dance, --
No more; and by a dance to say we end
The dog and the forty-five natural shocks
That flesh is cousin to,-- 'tis a Toronto
cooly to be wish'd. To die, --- to dance,--
To dance! perchance to grind! ay, there's the truck;
For in that dance of death what flowers may come
When we have smelled off this lovely coil,
Must give us garden....
http://www.madlibs.org/
[email protected]
In a message dated 8/27/02 8:35:26 PM Central Daylight Time,
Hatfield72@... writes:
find them where you are, let me know, I will be glad to send you some.
~Nancy
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Hatfield72@... writes:
> nybody know if Mad Libs are still around? I thought they might beWe LOVE Mad Libs! We get them at a local toy store, in packs. If you can't
> a fun and painless way for my son to learn about nouns, etc.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Tina (inmdcrew)
>
find them where you are, let me know, I will be glad to send you some.
~Nancy
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